The Chinese nation
The Chinese nation is a kind of political ideology and national concept in China. It was first proposed by Liang Qichao, hoping to inspire nationalism and shape China as a modern nation-state, which became an important concept of modern Chinese nationalism and nation-building. The Chinese nation is not clearly defined, may be due to historical, political and national differences, the "Chinese nation" in the ethnic connotation and geographical scope or differences. In the late Qing Dynasty, especially the Han nationality, Yan Huang survivors, after the Revolution of 1911, the five clan and national integration slogan widely circulated, but with the many scholars to promote and widely known. And then Sun Yat-sen in the Three People's Principles to promote the Han, Manchu, Mongolian, Hui (Uygur), Tibetan tribe into a Chinese nation. Modern scholars, such as Fei Xiaotong's "pluralistic" on Xu Zhuoyun proposed Huaxia family, as well as the transformation and mixed with others. , The meaning of the Chinese nation gradually evolved from the Han family into a more extensive concept. ...