The Evolution of Feng Yu-Hsiang’s Political Thought After the Victory of Anti-Japan War
Zhaoyang Li
Abstract
Zhaoyang Li
Abstract
From the victory of anti-Japan war to his death, It was a period that Feng Yu-Hsiang’s changeable political thought come around to New Democratic China during this period, Feng abandoned the ideal of establishing country in a peaceful way and broke up with Kuomintang. Then he gave up the dream of building up a bourgeois republican country supported by American government. He responded actively to “May First Call” of communist party. But he died while he was taking efforts to realize the new democratic China at last. The Evolution of Feng Yu-Hsiang’s Political Thought in this period was a typical case of those who were in the ruling class but wavered between revolutionary and counter-revolutionary camps and approved the thought of new-democratic revolution in the end. It indicates that at the last moment of his life Feng is near to come up with the resolution to his dual goal of self-development and saving country.
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From the victory of anti-Japan war to his death, It was a period that Feng Yu-Hsiang’s changeable political thought come around to New Democratic China during this period, Feng abandoned the ideal of establishing country in a peaceful way and broke up with Kuomintang. Then he gave up the dream of building up a bourgeois republican country supported by American government. He responded actively to “May First Call” of communist party. But he died while he was taking efforts to realize the new democratic China at last. The Evolution of Feng Yu-Hsiang’s Political Thought in this period was a typical case of those who were in the ruling class but wavered between revolutionary and counter-revolutionary camps and approved the thought of new-democratic revolution in the end. It indicates that at the last moment of his life Feng is near to come up with the resolution to his dual goal of self-development and saving country.
Key concepts: Victory, Democracy, Politics, Communism, Democratic revolution, China, Economic history, Bourgeoisie