He is a famous scholar of ideological reform and reform in the history of China. He made many efforts to carry out ideological and cultural transformation, and the establishment of newspapers and periodicals was one of his measures to carry out ideological transformation. Before the Reform Movement of 1898, there was never a newspaper in Chinese history. Liang Qichao was the first person to start a newspaper.
Liang Qichao's pictures
Liang Qichao's missionary career began in 1895, and he founded China's first newspaper, World Bulletin. Liang Qichao's career as a journalist began at 1895 and ended at 1922. In 27 years, he founded 1895 World Bulletin and Chinese and Foreign News through the Reform Movement of 1898. These two newspapers had a great influence on public opinion in the late Qing Dynasty, but they didn't last long. From 65438 to 0896, Liang Qichao fled because of the failure of the Reform Movement of 1898. Liang Qichao did not give up the establishment of newspapers and periodicals after he fled to Japan. Japan has established Tsing Yi Daily, Xinmin Cong Daily, New Novel, Political Theory and so on. Liang Qichao also founded Xinhua Daily in Honolulu. Later, Liang Qichao returned to China during the Revolution of 1911 and created Liberation and Transformation for the Revolution of 1911. The newspaper founded by Liang Qichao had a great influence at that time. He also made a living as a newspaper, and tried to spread his newspaper all over China.
Liang Qichao is a famous thinker, politician, historian and educator in the history of China. At the same time, he is an outstanding writer. He has a wealth of literary knowledge. He founded newspapers and periodicals all his life. He hoped that the newspaper he founded would change the minds of China people, so he was also the first newspaper writer in the history of China. From 1895 to 1992, he spent half his life in newspapers and periodicals, so Liang Qichao's influence on China newspapers and periodicals was far-reaching.
Brief introduction of Liang Qichao's life
Liang Qichao was a famous politician, thinker and educator in modern China, who made great contributions to the progress of China. Not only that, his descendants also made great contributions to China, and Liang Qichao's descendants also made a lot of efforts for China.
Stone statues of Liang Qichao
Liang Qichao has two wives, Li Huixian and Wang Guiquan. Li Huixian gave birth to three children for Liang Qichao and Wang Guiquan gave birth to six children for Liang Qichao. Therefore, Liang Qichao had nine children, namely Si Shun, Sicheng, Sichun, Sichuang, Sida, Siyi, Sining and Lisi. Among them, Si Shun, Sicheng and Sichuang were born in Li Huixian, and the other six were born in Wang Guiquan.
Liang Sishun, the eldest daughter of Liang Qichao, is an expert in poetry research. Liang Qichao asked Liang to be his assistant for a long time because of his good writing style. Liang Sishun shared a lot of work for Liang Qichao, collecting and sorting out many letters of Liang Qichao before his death, which later became an indispensable and important material in the Chronicle of Liang Qichao.
The eldest son, an architect, 19 15 entered Tsinghua school and was among the best in learning. 1923, he and his wife went to study in America, and finally they got married. It is worth mentioning that during the Anti-Japanese War, Liang Sicheng made a detailed interpretation of an English version of China Architectural History Map for foreign readers, paving the way for China architecture. In addition, Liang Sicheng and his younger brothers, Liang Siyong and Liang, became academicians of China Academy of Sciences and made great contributions to the progress of China.
What is the relationship between Liang Qichao and Kang Youwei?
Liang Qichao and Kang Youwei are two influential figures in modern China, and there are also many grievances between Liang Qichao and Kang Youwei. In the eyes of future generations, Liang Qichao and Kang Youwei have always been a teacher-student relationship, but it is far more than that.
Kang Youwei's photos
Liang Qichao was clever since childhood and was very enthusiastic about learning. 1889, Liang Qichao was only sixteen years old and became a juren. Kang Youwei was born in a landlord and noble family. Although the conditions were good and his family was a feudal bureaucrat, Kang Youwei failed the exam many times. Therefore, Kang Youwei is not very interested in the imperial examination. Kang Youwei is just a Guo Jianzi.
1890, Liang Qichao met Kang Youwei under the introduction of his classmate Chen. Liang Qichao was only eighteen, and Kang Youwei was thirty-three. But because of the imperial examination, Liang Qichao was a juren, and Kang Youwei was only a student of imperial academy. In terms of ranking, Liang Qichao is higher than Kang Youwei.
Liang Qichao first went to see Kang Youwei with a high attitude, but after seeing Kang Youwei and listening to his views on knowledge, he praised him greatly. So Liang Qichao lowered himself and worshipped Kang Youwei as a teacher, which greatly improved Kang Youwei's reputation.
Liang Qichao inherited many ideas, knowledge and political opinions of Kang Youwei. Liang Qichao was Kang Youwei's right-hand man in events such as "Writing on the Bus" and the Reform and Reform. However, with the deepening of the national crisis and Liang Qichao's more and more study of western advanced ideas, the differences between him and Kang Youwei are also growing. In the end, Liang Qichao changed from a royalist who United with Kang Youwei to a revolutionary who opposed the royalist, and the relationship between Liang Qichao and Kang Youwei really split.