The Impact of the Chinese Revolution

In the story of Lu Xun, you can see the influence (or lack of influence) of the 1911 Chinese Revolution. In particular, "madman's diary", "New Year's sacrifice", and "Oh Q's true story" provide evidence of the change (or lack of change) the revolution brought to China. Each story focuses on topics such as filial piety, women's purity and Chinese conservatism. "Madman's diary" condemns the hegemonic dictatorship of Confucian folklore, respects parents and ancestors, and often includes homogeneism.

Because of the essence of Chinese society and the historical limitations of people's living conditions, the 1911 revolution failed in the ultimate sense. The impact of the revolution is recognized by China and the Western countries. It had a great impact on the history of the modern Chinese world. First, the revolution has succeeded in destroying the monarchy for more than 2000 years. Secondly, the revolution is thought to be widespread enlightenment. The concept and existence of republicism is engraved in people's mind. The revolution did not directly promote the development of capitalism, but the establishment of the republic influenced the modernization of the country. Finally, the 1911 revolution opened the door for Chinese people to talk to the world. In politics, it has created a new chapter of Chinese democracy. Economically, it paved the way for China's industrialization

This course focuses on the Chinese Communist movement and examines China's change in the 20th century. The subject of the research includes the importance of the revolution in the context of China, the ideology of the Chinese Revolution, the cause, the event and personality, the result and influence of the revolutionary movement. This course focuses on cultural exchanges and explores the western encounters of China from the beginning to the present. Over time, we began to investigate the history of China and the Midwest interaction, and we started to investigate the relationship between Silk Road, Chinese Empire and Philosophy, Chinese Christianity, American influence and Chinese liberalism, Marxism and Chinese Communism Focused on the revolution. Presence of Western culture and Western culture in China today

Outline of the Chinese Revolution in 1949 Mao Zedong, the party leader of the Chinese Communist Party, announced a revolution in the People's Republic of China and ended the most expensive civil war in China history (from 1927 to 1949). 22 years The 1949 Chinese revolution began at the Communist Party Communist administration era at the expense of the Chinese Communist Party.