CHEN Du-xiu’s Opposition Confucius Thought and the New Culture Movement of May Fourth
Juan Chen
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Juan Chen
Abstract
Influenced by western learning, the new culture movement of May Fourth reviews and examines the Chinese traditional culture. Its starting point is to construct a new value system, and its theme is to object to restoring old feudalism and to transform the traditional culture. CHEN Do-xiu, as the chief commander and pioneer of the movement, cries out the slogan of “overthrowing the Kong’s shops”. As a cultural radical, his thought of opposing and repelling Confucianists undoubtedly have historical significance and value in that particular historical and cultural background, but it has limitations as well.
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Influenced by western learning, the new culture movement of May Fourth reviews and examines the Chinese traditional culture. Its starting point is to construct a new value system, and its theme is to object to restoring old feudalism and to transform the traditional culture. CHEN Do-xiu, as the chief commander and pioneer of the movement, cries out the slogan of “overthrowing the Kong’s shops”. As a cultural radical, his thought of opposing and repelling Confucianists undoubtedly have historical significance and value in that particular historical and cultural background, but it has limitations as well.
Key concepts: Slogan, Feudalism, Chen, Opposition (politics), Theme (computing), China, New Culture Movement, Literature