A Few Points in the Correspondence between Liang Qichao and Lin Xiantang
XU Jun-ya
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XU Jun-ya
Abstract
The exhumed over forty pieces of unpublished letters of Liang Qichao and Lin Xiantang, as well as of some other related ones. These letters, throngh closed reading, arranging and editing to book, not only prove the friendship between Liang and Lin, but offer precious sources on the culture and literary exchange between two shores, especially on the doubts of the political background of Liang's trip to Taiwan and his social activities.
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The exhumed over forty pieces of unpublished letters of Liang Qichao and Lin Xiantang, as well as of some other related ones. These letters, throngh closed reading, arranging and editing to book, not only prove the friendship between Liang and Lin, but offer precious sources on the culture and literary exchange between two shores, especially on the doubts of the political background of Liang's trip to Taiwan and his social activities.
Key concepts: Friendship, Politics, Reading (process), Literature, Philosophy, Art, Sociology, Linguistics