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Great Righteousness

Rating 3.6
Word count
96K words
Chapters
115
ISBN
9787503485510

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Summary

The Republic of China era is a vivid and significant chapter in China's cultural history, and also a time when diverse talents emerged in great numbers. Those masters who are now gone still shine brightly in history for their scholarly depth and integrity, and the stirring voices they once raised should not be erased by history. The speeches of the Republican era possess charm and grace; they are spirit, and above all classics, worthy of preservation and remembrance. This book is one volume of our press's "Republican Era Speech Collection Series."

Editor's review

Righteousness also belongs to the "Republican Era Speech Collection Series" and takes Huang Xing's speeches as its main body, showing the stance and sentiments of a revolutionary in a great era. Huang Xing's speeches are mostly related to revolutionary activities, organizational mobilization, and encouragement of comrades; the language is plain and vigorous, with little polish but much responsibility, and his practical and decisive character can be seen between the lines. The reading value of this book lies not in the completeness of a theoretical system but in the restoration of the historical scene: readers can touch the pulse of the political storms of the early Republican years through the speeches and understand the judgments and choices of revolutionaries in specific circumstances. For readers familiar with the history of the 1911 Revolution, these texts can be cross-checked against historical facts; for general readers, they are a window onto the spiritual temperament of modern patriots. The pieces are short, suitable for reading in installments, and also suitable for reading alongside other speech collections in the same series to compare the discourse styles and concerns of different figures.

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • Readers interested in the history of the 1911 Revolution and Republican political history
  • Readers of literature and history who want to understand Huang Xing and his words
  • Middle school and university students needing supplementary materials on modern history
  • General readers who enjoy short speeches and segmented reading

Not a good fit for

  • Readers expecting a complete biography of Huang Xing or a systematic work on revolutionary history
  • Readers uninterested in political history who prefer literary aesthetics
  • Researchers needing detailed scholarly annotation and source criticism

Reading tips

  1. Before reading, review the basic timeline of the 1911 Revolution to locate the context of each speech.
  2. Read by category of speech occasion, noting the different tones of mobilization, commemoration, and encouragement.
  3. Read alongside speeches by other figures in the same series to compare discourse styles and topics of concern.
  4. After reading, choose one piece and write a brief note recording its claims and their relation to the circumstances of the time.

About the publisher

China Culture and History Press China · Founded in 1980

China Culture and History Press has long devoted itself to modern and contemporary literature and culture-and-history reading matter, with publishing directions centered on classic works, social novels, prose and miscellaneous writings, and Eastern philosophy, alongside culture-and-history periodicals such as Zongheng. Among the more than 1,500 titles in the collection, representative books include Zhang Henshui's Ti Xiao Yin Yuan, Lu Xun's Complete Classic Works (10 volumes) and Wild Grass, and Lao She's Four Generations Under One Roof series and the boxed set of Lao She's Classic Works (10 volumes), while its author resources are concentrated on figures such as Zhang Henshui, Lu Xun, Lao She and Sima Qian. Its publishing character lies in solid editorial work on culture-and-history source texts and in issuing famous authors' works in sets, balancing the readability of individual texts with the systematic presentation of complete collections for focused reading and collecting. Beyond these directions, public information on the press's contemporary original publishing is limited, so it is not elaborated here.

Contents

  1. 版权信息
  2. 演讲者简介
  3. 在华兴会成立会上的讲话
  4. 在《民报》创刊周年庆祝大会上的演讲
  5. 在《民报》创刊周年庆祝大会上的插话
  6. 在湖北军政府紧急会议上的讲话
  7. 在武昌受任民军战时总司令时的讲话
  8. 在南京黄花岗之役周年纪念会上的演讲
  9. 在上海各界欢迎会上的演讲
  10. 在中国同盟会上海支部夏季常会上的演讲(二件)
  11. 在旅沪湖南同乡会欢迎会上的答谢词
  12. 在烟台各社团联合欢迎会上的演讲
  13. 在天津国民党支部欢迎会上的演讲
  14. 在前清皇族欢迎会上的演讲
  15. 在北京报界欢迎会上的演讲
  16. 在蒙藏统一政治改良会欢迎会上的演讲
  17. 在北京国民党欢迎大会上的演讲
  18. 在北京女界欢迎会上的演讲
  19. 在北京伊斯兰教俱进会欢迎会上的演讲
  20. 在北京湖南同乡会欢迎会上的演讲
  21. 在北京共和党欢迎会上的演讲
  22. 在北京湖南女界欢迎会上的演讲
  23. 在北京社会党欢迎会上的演讲
  24. 在北京西北协进会欢迎会上的演讲
  25. 在北京万国改良会欢迎会上的演讲
  26. 在袁世凯宴会上的答词
  27. 在北京国民捐会欢迎会上的演讲
  28. 在北京五族共和联合会欢迎会上的演讲
  29. 在北京军警联合欢迎会上的演讲
  30. 在北京民主党欢迎会上的演讲
  31. 在北京铁道协会欢迎会上的演讲
  32. 在北京青年会欢迎会上的演讲
  33. 在北京正乐育化会欢迎会上的演讲
  34. 在旅京善化同乡会欢迎会上的演说
  35. 在北京叙别会上的演讲
  36. 在天津日本人士欢迎会上的演讲
  37. 在国民党南京支部欢迎会上的演讲
  38. 在鄂都督府的讲话
  39. 在江汉大学的演讲
  40. 在国民党鄂支部欢迎会上的演讲
  41. 在汉口二十六团体欢迎会上的讲话
  42. 在长沙欢迎会上的讲话
  43. 在国民党湘支部大会上的演讲
  44. 在湖南军警界欢迎会上的演说
  45. 在湖南圣公会欢迎会上的演说
  46. 在湖南政界欢迎会上的演讲
  47. 在共和党湖南支部欢迎会上的演说
  48. 在湖南普通全体大会上的演说
  49. 在旅湘湖北同乡会欢迎会上的演说
  50. 在湖南学界欢迎会上的演说
  51. 在湖南农工商界欢迎会上的演说
  52. 在湖南报界欢迎会上的演说
  53. 在长沙各机关团体联合欢迎会上的演说
  54. 在湖南烈士遗族欢迎会上的演说
  55. 在周南女校欢迎会上的演说
  56. 在明德学校欢迎会上的演说
  57. 在湖南商务总会欢迎会上的演说
  58. 在湖南光复同志会欢迎会上的演说
  59. 在湘潭普通全体欢迎会上的讲话
  60. 在湘潭国民党支部欢迎会上的演说
  61. 在醴陵各界欢迎会上的演说
  62. 在醴陵国民党支部欢迎会上的演说
  63. 在醴陵磁业学校欢迎会上的演说
  64. 在安源煤矿公司及各团体欢迎会上的演说
  65. 在萍乡各界欢迎会上的演说
  66. 在株洲的演说
  67. 在国民党上海交通部欢迎会上的演说
  68. 在美洲中国国民党支部召开“二次革命”纪念大会上的演讲
  69. 在旧金山民国公会宴会上的演讲
  70. 在屋仑华侨欢迎会上的演讲
  71. 在驻沪国会议员欢迎会上的答谢词
  72. 在欢送驻沪国会议员北上大会上的演讲
  73. 在广东省驻沪国会议员茶话会上的演讲
  74. 在上海报界茶话会上的演讲
  75. 附录与李贻燕等的谈话
  76. 和俄国外交官的谈话
  77. 和俄国外交官的谈话
  78. 和余焕东的谈话
  79. 在檀香山与美国新闻记者谈话
  80. 与美国《旧金山年报》记者谈话(节录)
  81. 与梅培的谈话
  82. 答上海《民国日报》记者问
  83. 追悼徐锡麟烈士词
  84. 陆军部总长正名布告
  85. 致黎元洪及各省都督等电
  86. 与孙中山等发起江皖烈士追悼会通启
  87. 致各省都督等电
  88. 委任长江水师总司令通告
  89. 南京留守公启
  90. 致袁世凯等电
  91. 致袁世凯及国务院等电
  92. 致袁世凯等电
  93. 致袁世凯等电
  94. 致各都督电
  95. 复上海昌明礼教社书
  96. 致袁世凯及国务院等电
  97. 致袁世凯及国务院等电
  98. 致袁世凯及国务院等电
  99. 致各省都督书
  100. 致袁世凯等电
  101. 致袁世凯等电
  102. 解职通电
  103. 布告各界文
  104. 布告将士文
  105. 《铁道杂志》序
  106. 致北京国民党本部书
  107. 《国民》月刊出世词
  108. 祭宋教仁文
  109. 与程德全等讨袁电
  110. 讨袁通电
  111. 江苏讨袁军总司令誓师词
  112. 与程德全发布告示
  113. 致各友邦通电
  114. 辨奸论
  115. 致全国各界讨袁通电

FAQ

Which periods of Huang Xing's speeches are collected in Righteousness?
This book belongs to the Republican Era Speech Collection Series; the specific pieces and time span can be found in the table of contents and the source annotations for each piece. Pay attention to the occasion and year of each speech to understand its specific target; the focus differs across periods.
Can I read this book without knowing about the 1911 Revolution?
You can, but it is advisable first to understand the basic outline of the 1911 Revolution and the relationships among the main figures. The speeches were mostly delivered on specific occasions, and without background knowledge some content is hard to grasp; with a general framework, the stance and emotions in the text are easier to appreciate.
What is the difference between this book and others in the same series?
Each book in the series takes the speeches of a different figure as its main body, with similar editorial format; the differences lie in the author's identity, speech themes, and discourse style. This book focuses on Huang Xing and leans toward revolutionary activities and encouragement of comrades. Reading them together allows comparison of the diverse faces of Republican-era speeches.

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黄兴 Author

Huang Xing is an author about whom limited public information is available; the library currently holds two of his works, spanning the notably different fields of inspirational personal growth and programming design. His representative work Dayi (Great Righteousness) belongs to the inspirational growth category and, judging from its title and classification, likely explores morality, responsibility, and life choices for readers seeking motivation and reflection on values. Microservices in Practice (Dubbox + Spring Boot + Docker) belongs to the programming design category; its title indicates a focus on microservice architecture involving specific technical tools such as Dubbox, Spring Boot, and Docker, aimed at developers with some foundation and strongly oriented toward hands-on practice. Since no reliable records exist for his dates of birth and death, nationality, or educational background, this introduction makes no speculation and offers only an objective account of the subject matter of the available works for readers' reference.

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