Who is Cai Yuseng

He was a conservative politician who did not advocate radical revolutionary means to change this society.

Generally speaking, the French Revolution was a success, but in fact we can compare the performance of the two countries in the revolution and its influence on the future.

There is an article in the Book House that deals with this problem.

In addition, you can also take a look at the "Book House" 07 year 11 issue has Cai Yuseng's "Gang Worship and Popular Mythology" and the general's "Rabble" (Pongler).

After reading it, you will find out why.

Anyway, after reading it, I didn't approve of the way the French Revolution was.

Your own understanding is not necessarily right, please advise.

Because he is a conservative, he lives well in the unchanged status quo, and he is afraid that any change in society will cause great turmoil in the status quo. He is content with the status quo, and he does not change dramatically, even if it is for the better.

All kinds of ideas are branded with class! His worldview determines his view of history!

For example, Montesquieu's thought was deeply influenced by Athenian democratic thought, and the thought of Montesquieu and others became the theoretical basis for the democratic politics of the United States and other countries. Among the capitalist countries of the West, American democracy is a typical representative of capitalist democracy. If there is one country that most intensively and fully embodies the characteristics of the modern capitalist state, and makes the most of it, it is the United States.

Here, we take American constitutional democracy as an example to see the practical significance of Athenian democracy.

1 x09 Wang Yixin; Ancient Greek Mythology and Land Tenure[J]; world history; Issue 04, 2002.

2 x09 Cui Lina; A Historical Survey of the Procedure for the Appointment of Athenian Consuls[J]; Anhui historiography; Issue 01, 2006.

3 x09 Jia Wenyan; ZHANG Wei; On the Inevitability of Athens' Occupation of the Leadership of the Delian League[J]; Journal of Suihua University; Issue 02, 2007.

4 x09 Sun Liang; The Uproar and Turmoil in Athens: An Alternative Imagination of Democracy[J]; Study; Issue 07, 2007.

5 x09 Cai Yu Seng; Olympiad[J]; Screenplay; Issue 07, 2008.

6 x09 Shao Xinxin; Analysis of "6000 Votes" in the Exile System of Athenian Pottery[J]; Journal of Hunan University of Science and Technology; Issue 02, 2009.

7 x09 Chen Tao; Defense of Attica during the Peloponnesian War[J]; Journal of Hengyang Normal University; Issue 05, 2009.

8 x09 Li Zimao; Influenza and the Fall of Athens[J]; nature exploration; Issue 02, 1987.

9 x09 Xu Songyan; Several questions about the League of Athens[j]; Journal of Southwest Normal University (Humanities and Social Sciences); Issue 03, 1993.

10 x09 Xu Songyan; The Athenian Empire, the Zhou Dynasty, and the Early State[J]; Journal of Chongqing Normal University (Philosophy and Social Science Edition); Issue 01, 1999.