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Zeng Guofan and the Boom of Tong-city Group

Junsheng Zhang

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By reforming and expounding Tong-city ancient theory and traditional thought in the Realistic Movement,Zeng Guofan tightly combined these theories with the real politics.It fit the development of the thought trend in the late Qing Dynasty.Because of Zeng Guofan's great impact on late Qing politics,he rallied a lot of literati around him and boomed Tong-city Group.

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By reforming and expounding Tong-city ancient theory and traditional thought in the Realistic Movement,Zeng Guofan tightly combined these theories with the real politics.It fit the development of the thought trend in the late Qing Dynasty.Because of Zeng Guofan's great impact on late Qing politics,he rallied a lot of literati around him and boomed Tong-city Group.

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By reforming and expounding Tong-city ancient theory and traditional thought in the Realistic Movement,Zeng Guofan tightly combined these theories with the real politics.It fit the development of the thought trend in the late Qing Dynasty.Because of Zeng Guofan's great impact on late Qing politics,he rallied a lot of literati around him and boomed Tong-city Group.

Key concepts: Boom, Politics, Ancient history, History, Law, Political science, Engineering, Environmental engineering

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