On the education and enlightenment movement inspired by “New Citizenism”
Xia Chao
Abstract
Xia Chao
Abstract
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)