The Three Reforms in Modern China: Reflection on Mode of Transitional Society
Zhou Yi-feng
Abstract
Zhou Yi-feng
Abstract
In modern history of China, there were three important reforms launched by the governments to meet the challenge of western civilizations: Westernisation Movement, the Reform Movement of 1898, and new policies of late Qing dynasty. In view of a transitional society and its mode, the three important reforms in modern Chinese history bear the similarity that the reform today experiences. Thus, they could serve as a source of experiences and lessons for the contemporary reform.
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In modern history of China, there were three important reforms launched by the governments to meet the challenge of western civilizations: Westernisation Movement, the Reform Movement of 1898, and new policies of late Qing dynasty. In view of a transitional society and its mode, the three important reforms in modern Chinese history bear the similarity that the reform today experiences. Thus, they could serve as a source of experiences and lessons for the contemporary reform.
Key concepts: Westernization, China, Chinese society, Reform movement, Mode (computer interface), Political science, Reflection (computer programming), Political economy