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On the education and enlightenment movement inspired by “New Citizenism”

Xia Chao

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In the north part of China during the Anti Japanese war, “new citizenism” was used as a tool to slave the people by the Japanese and local government. This doctrine was promoted into a serial of movements. It became a special tool in social education in the occupied areas and a unique phenomenon in the ideological field in China during that period, which should be noticed and studied.

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In the north part of China during the Anti Japanese war, “new citizenism” was used as a tool to slave the people by the Japanese and local government. This doctrine was promoted into a serial of movements. It became a special tool in social education in the occupied areas and a unique phenomenon in the ideological field in China during that period, which should be noticed and studied.

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In the north part of China during the Anti Japanese war, “new citizenism” was used as a tool to slave the people by the Japanese and local government. This doctrine was promoted into a serial of movements. It became a special tool in social education in the occupied areas and a unique phenomenon in the ideological field in China during that period, which should be noticed and studied.

Key concepts: Enlightenment, Ideology, China, Doctrine, Phenomenon, Movement (music), Period (music), Government (linguistics)

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