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The May 4th New Culture Movement and the Remoulding of Chinese Culture

Qian Zhao

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A contrastive analysis of Chinese and foreign cultural ideas dawns on how, in the background of the new culture movement, Maxism was spread and succeeded in China, and on the deeper reasons why the Chinese new culture and the modern cultures took on shape and their future of development.

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A contrastive analysis of Chinese and foreign cultural ideas dawns on how, in the background of the new culture movement, Maxism was spread and succeeded in China, and on the deeper reasons why the Chinese new culture and the modern cultures took on shape and their future of development.

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A contrastive analysis of Chinese and foreign cultural ideas dawns on how, in the background of the new culture movement, Maxism was spread and succeeded in China, and on the deeper reasons why the Chinese new culture and the modern cultures took on shape and their future of development.

Key concepts: China, Chinese culture, New Culture Movement, Movement (music), Aesthetics, Political science, Philosophy, Law

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