Engels pointed out in "Feuerbach and the End of German Classical Philosophy": "What people expect rarely comes true. Many expected goals conflict with each other and contradict each other on most occasions, or the goals themselves cannot be realized from the beginning, or lack the means to realize them. In this way, countless individual wishes and individual The conflict of actions creates in the realm of history a situation exactly like that which prevails in unconscious nature: the purpose of the action is expected, but the actual results of the action are not expected, or the results appear to be consistent with the expected ends, but in the end they are not at all."
Reader comments
The content of this book is very profound. It made me understand the efforts made by the elites of the late Qing Dynasty to save the country. The debate between Yi Zongkui and Shen Jiaben also made me realize that in that era, every decision could affect the future of the country. This book also made me understand that the advancement of reform and constitutional government requires the efforts and wisdom of all parties, as well as continuous exploration and improvement. I think this book is worth reading, especially for those who are interested in history and politics.
The content of this book is very profound. It made me understand the efforts made by the elites of the late Qing Dynasty to save the country. The debate between Yi Zongkui and Shen Jiaben also made me realize that in that era, every decision could affect the future of the country. This book also made me understand that the advancement of reform and constitutional government requires the efforts and wisdom of all parties, as well as continuous exploration and improvement. I think this book is worth reading, especially for those who are interested in history and politics.