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The beginning and end of the Anti-Christian Movement

Xue Xiao-jian

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The Anti-Christian Movement from 1922 to 1927 is a nationwide social and patriotic movement against imperialist cultural aggression under the veil of religion, and it occupies an important role in modern Chinese history, educational history and the juvenile movement history. This paper makes a preliminary research on its social and historical role through the analysis of its background and process.

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Key concepts: Movement (music), Aggression, Social history (medicine), Sociology, History, Aesthetics, Gender studies, Political science