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Ideas of Zhang Jing-sheng On Custom-reform during the New Cultural Movement

Wei Guan

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Zhang Jing-sheng was one of the famous thinkers during the New Cultural Movement.He studied abroad in France for years dabbling in a variety of theories and formed his thoughts on society-reform.These thoughts was one part of the thoughts of some intellectuals during the New Cultural Movement which progressed Chinese society and culture.

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Zhang Jing-sheng was one of the famous thinkers during the New Cultural Movement.He studied abroad in France for years dabbling in a variety of theories and formed his thoughts on society-reform.These thoughts was one part of the thoughts of some intellectuals during the New Cultural Movement which progressed Chinese society and culture.

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Zhang Jing-sheng was one of the famous thinkers during the New Cultural Movement.He studied abroad in France for years dabbling in a variety of theories and formed his thoughts on society-reform.These thoughts was one part of the thoughts of some intellectuals during the New Cultural Movement which progressed Chinese society and culture.

Key concepts: Zhàng, Movement (music), Reform movement, Variety (cybernetics), China, New Culture Movement, Aesthetics, Sociology

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