Hu Shi and China League for Civil Rights

SONG Guang-bo

Volume 19 Issue 3

Jul. 2021

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SONG Guang-bo. Hu Shi and China League for Civil Rights[J]. Journal of University of Science and Technology Beijing ( Social Sciences Edition), 2003, 19(3): 52-56.

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SONG Guang-bo. Hu Shi and China League for Civil Rights[J]. Journal of University of Science and Technology Beijing ( Social Sciences Edition), 2003, 19(3): 52-56.

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Hu Shi and China League for Civil Rights

SONG Guang-bo

Basic DepartmentTechnological Institute of Equipment and Command, Beijing 101416, China

Received Date: 2003-05-04

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Hashi hoped to continue his cause of striving for human rights by joining China League for Civil Rights. But he didn't hold that the striving for human rights should be turned into actions against the government. It was the disagreement between Hushi and the leadquarter of China League for Civil Rights that led to the break-up of Peking Branch. Hashi's ideas influenced not only Peking Branch but also Cai Yuan-pei and Lin Yu-tang, the two backbone figares in the leadquarter, which made a certain impact on the League's final break-up.
- HU Shi,
- China League for Civil Rights,
- Peking Branch

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