A Study of Military-political Relations and "warlord" Discourse in Modern China (updated Edition)
by Xu Yong
About This Novel
The warlords' discourse is interesting, useful and full of academic research value. For more than a hundred years, relevant research at home and abroad has continued. At the end of the 20th century, the author used emerging electronic retrieval technology and overseas study visits to study various historical materials and advanced research. He found that in the chain of ancient and modern usage examples, Chinese warlords were originally in the context of military merit. In the modern Japanese "anti-warlord" democratic movement, they were converted into critical and derogatory meanings, and then returned to China. They served all walks of life and revolutionary parties in the use of culture to control military forces and the integration of military-political and military-party relations. The cross-regional transmission of the word warlord and its escaping function are common issues in the history and culture of modern China, East Asia and the world. The author's preliminary research has been revised this time, and he looks forward to sharing his encouragement with readers.
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