This sentence comes from Kang Youwei's Datong Book.
Datong Book was written by Kang Youwei in modern times. It started at 1884, and was published in 190 1 902 and 19 13 in unbearable magazine in two volumes. Zhonghua Book Company has published ten volumes. Based on the Confucian classics theory of Yang Gong III and the great harmony thought in Li Yun, and drawing lessons from utopian socialism, bourgeois democracy and Darwin's theory of evolution in Europe, this paper points out that China was in "troubled times" at that time, and it must be on an equal footing with the capitalist countries in Europe and America that have entered the "upgraded world" before it can enter the "peaceful world", that is, the big world. The vision of human society of "One World, All for the Public, No Class, Everyone Equal" is described in detail.
Exposed all kinds of sufferings caused by human inequality, and put forward "going to the nine realms" to realize "great harmony" of mankind. Advocating an improved and gradual method to realize this society. It shows the equal spirit of democracy and some socialist fantasies. 1956 Beijing Ancient Books Publishing House borrowed a copy from the Kang family and made a copy with reference to other schools.
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About the author:
Kang Youwei (1858- 1927), also known as Zuyi, whose name is Guangsha and Chang Su, whose names are Ming Yi, Xiqiao Mountain, Youcun Sou, Hua Tianyou, etc., is from Nanhai, Guangdong Province, and is called "Kang Nanhai". During the Guangxu period, he was a scholar and was awarded the Ministry of Industry. A famous thinker, politician and calligrapher in modern times. He wrote to Emperor Guangxu seven times, demanding strong political reform. Together with Liang Qichao and others, he founded the World Bulletin, established a strong society and published a strong magazine to create public opinion for the political reform.
1898 launched the Reform Movement of 1898 with Liang Qichao and others. After the failure of political reform, he went into exile. Since then, he has become more and more conservative and opposed to the revolution. After the Revolution of 1911, he was the editor-in-chief of I can't stand it, advocating respect for Confucius and opposing harmony. In the latter half of his life, he devoted himself to transforming Confucianism into a state religion that can adapt to modern society, and once served as the president of Confucianism. He has written nearly 10 million words.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-Datong book