五四运动与中国思想传统.docVIP

五四运动与中国思想传统 54 Movement and Chinese ideological tradition From China ideological traditions and modern changes, Yu, Guangxi Normal University press The May 4th Movement has broad and narrow sense two kinds of meanings: the 54 refers to the eight years of the Republic of China (1919) patriotic student movement occurred on May 4th in Beijing; 54 in generalized refers to a cultural movement or movement of thought this day after several years of. This cultural or ideological movement, its upper limit can be traced back at least two years ago (six years of the Republic of China) of the literary revolution, and its lower limit may be sixteen years (1927) of the northern expedition as the boundary. The 54 Movement mentioned in this article is specialized in broad sense. Research and commentary on the 54 Movement has always highlighted its new side, especially part of Western thought. As for the whole historical process since 54, there is no doubt that this emphasis is well founded, because the positive significance of 54 in modern thought lies here. As for the relation between it and the old Chinese tradition, the general doctrine seldom focuses on it except for the anti tradition, especially the anti confucian. This article will give a brief explanation of the relationship between the 54 Movement in ideology and the old Chinese traditions. But it does not attempt to reverse the verdict, however, is that although the May 4th Movement to promote a new culture as the theme, which is not only the old traditional miscellaneous components. We all know that, in the 54 age, advocates of new culture and new ideas, such as Chen Duxiu, Hu Shi, Qian Xuantong, Lu Xun...... These people are born in the old tradition of China, Chinese old knowledge have considerable knowledge, and cover the coffin on capital more or less contribution to the old in different areas. Although they, many people are studying abroad (the United States or Japan), directly or indirectly, by the impact of Wester