Research on the No-smoking Movement in Modern China
by Liu Wennan
About This Novel
This book examines the shaping and transformation of the relationship between the state and the people in modern China from a unique perspective. The author compiles historical materials from newspapers, archives, memoirs and other materials to reconstruct the ins and outs of the three cigarette-free movements from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China. He details the rhetoric, organization and development process of these three movements. He uses this as a clue to organically combine political mobilization, national education, daily life disciplines, the evolution of hygiene concepts, the economic development of the tobacco industry, government tax management, central-local relations, nationalist ideological trends, etc., And finally focuses on the definition and shaping of people's daily life by elites and governments in modern China.
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