The Christian Missionaries in Guangdong at the end of Ming Dynasty and the Beginning of Qing Dynasty and the Eastward Movement of Western Cultures
Da He
Abstract
Da He
Abstract
At the end of Ming Dynasty and the beginning of Qing Dynasty when Christianity entered China for the third time in history, with the social development the Christian missionaries adpoted the policy of cultural preaching. While intoducing huge amounts of the advanced western cultures into China they made every effort to integrate the Chinese culture with the western cultures for the purpose of doubling the effect.
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At the end of Ming Dynasty and the beginning of Qing Dynasty when Christianity entered China for the third time in history, with the social development the Christian missionaries adpoted the policy of cultural preaching. While intoducing huge amounts of the advanced western cultures into China they made every effort to integrate the Chinese culture with the western cultures for the purpose of doubling the effect.
Key concepts: China, Christianity, History, Ancient history, Chinese culture, Western culture, History of China, Chinese philosophy