How much did Hu Shi contribute, and why did Hu Shi say that without Hu Shi, there would be no Chines

This is because almost all of the textbook content that students studied at that time was changed from the textbooks of the Beiyang ** period. Therefore, the knowledge that students learn is almost all the values of some feudal society。This is in great conflict with modern civilization.

At that time, Hu Shi actively promoted the vernacular literary movement. Although it also touched the interests of some feudal ideas, it was even strongly opposed by them. Therefore, it was very difficult for Hu Shi at that time, but the vernacular literary movement that Hu Shi insisted on was successfully implemented.

Because long ago, the textbooks that Chinese students studied were obscure classical Chinese. This is very detrimental to the cultural learning of Chinese students. In addition, the school did not have a systematic learning plan at that time, which also led to the very low level of education of the Chinese at that time.

Therefore, in order to change the obscure classical Chinese culture at that time and emancipate new ideas, Mr. Hu Shi chose to promote the development of vernacular literature. And Mr. Hu Shi himself also wrote a lot of vernacular poetry.

Therefore, the vernacular literature we are learning now is developed from that era, but all of this is inseparable from the promotion of Mr. Hu Shih. Except, of course, Mr. Hu Shih, and Mr. Lu Xun, who are all promoting the development of the vernacular literary movement. It is precisely because of the persistence of these people that the textbook culture of the Chinese people has undergone great changes.

Of course, this does not mean that classical Chinese was useless in the past, but now it is just that classical Chinese is regarded as an ancient culture.

Therefore, we saw that some literati at that time were changing the whole society and the state of the country in their own way. Although it was affected by certain limitations at the time。But this tradition of vernacular writing has also influenced it to the present day.

In the vernacular movement, Hu Shih, as an educator, could not have been unaware that primary and secondary education had an irreplaceable role in the promotion of vernacular literature, so Hu Shi made a decision at that time, that is, to let the education of young people change from being a vernacular to vernacular.

Hu Shi not only created many vernacular poems, but also actively promoted vernacular literature and new culture, laying the foundation for modern primary and secondary school Chinese education.

Hu Shi's greatest contribution is the new youth, the new youth is the beginning of our education, and the content in our textbooks began at that time.

Knowing that primary and secondary education has an irreplaceable role in the promotion of vernacular literature, Hu Shi made a decision at that time, that is, to let the education of young people change from vernacular to vernacular, so it will be like this.

Because I feel that Hu Shi has indeed changed a lot of education that has affected the overall education, that's why I say this

1. Rao Yutai, Dean of the Department of Physics of Peking University, born in 1891 and died in 1968, is one of the founders of modern Chinese physics and has made great contributions to physics. In 1905, Rao Yutai studied at the Chinese Public School in Shanghai, and then transferred to the China New Public School, while Hu Shi was admitted to the Chinese Public School in 1906 and entered the China New Public School in 1908, and at the same time served as an English teacher.

2. Ms. Wu Chien-shiung, who has cooperated with Tsung-Dao Lee and Chen-Ning Yang to verify the unreliability of the law of equivalence. Wu Jianxiong admired Hu Shi very much when he was a teenager, and liked Hu Shi's articles very much, and in 1929, Wu Jianchun Hu Xiong studied at China Public School and became Hu Shi's protégé. Wu Chien-shiung once mentioned that Hu Shih was one of the people who had the greatest influence on her life.

Hu Shi was not only a pioneer of the New Culture Movement, but also a researcher of Chinese classical culture, and a thinker and writer who played a pivotal role in the world in the 20th century. He also received the baptism of Western civilization. Hu Shi became one of the leaders of the New Culture Movement because of his advocacy of literary reform, and was the first scholar to advocate vernacular literature and new poetry, and devoted himself to overthrowing more than 2,000 years of classical Chinese.

Lu Xun and Chen Xiying both accused Hu Shi's advocacy of sorting out the country's history as a way to turn back the clock on modern science, and Lu Xun once published articles such as ""Good ** Doctrine", criticizing Hu Shi's "weak" revolutionary position.

Hu Shi advocated suspicion of ancient historiography, and some people believed that the key was to advocate cultural colonization, which was criticized. Thus a very complex scholar.

Hu Shi is his father's old son, and his father saw that Hu Shi was talented and intelligent when he was young and loved to read, so he told Hu Shi and his mother before he died to let Hu Shi study.

So after Hu Shi studied in private school for a few years, his mother sent him from Jixi's hometown to Shanghai to study.

Why Read", Hu Shi's speech, can be found here.