The political history of the late Qing Dynasty
Zeng Yeying, Tao Jiang
Abstract
Zeng Yeying, Tao Jiang
Abstract
The political history of the late Qing Dynasty is an important part of modern Chinese history. The founding of the people’s Republic of China is the victory of the Communist Party of China, the victory of the Chinese people, and the final result of nearly a hundred years of turmoil and transformation in old disaster-ridden China. The development of research institutions is most clearly marked by the establishment of Institute of Modern History within the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The national ideology inevitably became the guiding principle for the study of modern Chinese history since the late Qing Dynasty, and the study of relevant history also made an indissoluble bond with politics. The reactionary forces, which are dominated by imperialism and supplemented by feudal forces, have become one side of this contradiction, which is why the revolution of the Chinese people is directly targeted at the feudal forces and at the same time at imperialism.
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The political history of the late Qing Dynasty is an important part of modern Chinese history. The founding of the people’s Republic of China is the victory of the Communist Party of China, the victory of the Chinese people, and the final result of nearly a hundred years of turmoil and transformation in old disaster-ridden China. The development of research institutions is most clearly marked by the establishment of Institute of Modern History within the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The national ideology inevitably became the guiding principle for the study of modern Chinese history since the late Qing Dynasty, and the study of relevant history also made an indissoluble bond with politics. The reactionary forces, which are dominated by imperialism and supplemented by feudal forces, have become one side of this contradiction, which is why the revolution of the Chinese people is directly targeted at the feudal forces and at the same time at imperialism.
Key concepts: Politics, History, Ancient history, Political science, Law