The opening text of "New China's Future Notes" states that in 2513 after the birth of Confucius, that is, in 1962 AD, China's reform was successful, and all friendly countries sent envoys to celebrate. This novel predicted the prosperity of "New China" in the next sixty years, and was only written in five chapters. One of the protagonists was named Huang Keqiang, who advocated a constitutional monarchy; the other Li Qubing advocated a French-style revolution, and the two sides started a fierce debate.
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The writing style of this book is unique, the writing is hearty, prophetic and imaginative. Through fictional stories and characters, the author Liang Qichao shows his vision for China's future. The scenes depicted in the book are grand and spectacular, allowing readers to feel his deep expectations for the prosperity of the country. Although it is not finished, it has shown its unique charm and makes people full of daydreams about the future of New China.
It is well written, and the author has a profound foundation in Chinese studies and an open world perspective.
The writing style of this book is unique, the writing is hearty, prophetic and imaginative. Through fictional stories and characters, the author Liang Qichao shows his vision for China's future. The scenes depicted in the book are grand and spectacular, allowing readers to feel his deep expectations for the prosperity of the country. Although it is not finished, it has shown its unique charm and makes people full of daydreams about the future of New China.
It is well written, and the author has a profound foundation in Chinese studies and an open world perspective.