Tianma Song—chen Chi's Biography

Chen Chi is a famous modern thinker. He is a key to unlocking the history of the late Qing Dynasty. This Tianma from the Meijiang River in southern Jiangxi is determined to realize the genius' dream of taking off. He writes books and forms associations, carries out reform and reform, and saves the country and becomes strong. Unfortunately, the sky in the late Qing Dynasty did not give him a chance to take off. His imagination is unconstrained and his life is a mystery. He is regarded as a role model by generations of students, but he has left many mysteries about his life experience: He is a child prodigy in southern Jiangxi, why did he take the imperial examination first and then the provincial examination? He had been an official in the capital for a long time, so why did he go home for five or six years on leave? He has great ambitions, why can't he achieve them? Faced with the "great changes unseen in three thousand years" in Chinese civilization, how should he place his inkstone? How can the traditional "Four Books and Five Classics" in his heart gain a foothold in the conflict between Chinese and Western civilizations? How can his patriotism maintain cultural confidence despite the country's decline? He has the affairs of the king and the world in mind, so how can he leave a name for himself during his lifetime and after his death?