从春秋到明清国民性的大退步（From the spring and Autumn period to the Ming and Qing Dynasties the great retrogression of the national character）.docVIP

从春秋到明清国民性的大退步（From the spring and Autumn period to the Ming and Qing Dynasties the great retrogression of the national character） From the spring and Autumn period to the Ming and Qing Dynasties: the great retrogression of the national character Since the beginning of the Republic of China, there has been a great deal of discussion about national character, and there has been a great deal of debate on how to improve the national character and national quality. But few people think that China today is fundamentally different from China in the past, and there has been a major cultural break between the two. In 1921, Japanese writer Akutagawa Ryunosuke China to travel, he has an imagination to China before, Chinese should be like Zhu Geliang, Li Bai, Du Fu, Xin Qiji, Su Shi, Wen Tianxiang, a bright stalwart, distinct personality, integrity, polite talk. But to Chinese, Akutagawa Ryunosuke found that he saw the Chinese like Golden Lotus describes Ximen Qing, Chen Jingji, in his words in other words, modern poetry is not China in Chinese, but in the novel Chinese, obscene, cruel, greedy. Before he wrote this sentence, he was seeing a Chinese man peeing his pants in public to urinate in the beautiful lake. The reality is that China is a far cry from what he reads in the book. Earlier, British admiral Joe Johnson led the fleet into the Gulf of Guangzhou, repairing ships and supplies, despite warnings from Chinese officials in the early years of qianlong. It was the heyday of Chinese society, but they spent a lot of money to buy chickens in addition to Quejinduanliang, belly filled with gravel and stones; buy the pork is also filled with water to increase weight. Ma Garl Ni, head of the British diplomatic mission to China in 1793, completely broke Leibniz and Voltaires previous vision of china. The British noted that, under violent rule, the Chinese lacked self-esteem, apathy, selfishness, and numbness. Their ship over the canal, a group of spectators pressed over the boat,