- Chen
Wangdao (Chinese: 陳望道; pinyin: Chén
Wàngdào; Wade–Giles: Ch'en Wang-tao) (1891–1977) was a
Chinese scholar and educator. He is
recognized as the...
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fulfilled their duties to the emperor. The
wangdao favored the
collective over the individual, as the
wangdao called for all
people to put the
needs of...
- literature, art, military,
education and engineering.
Among these were Chen
Wangdao, China's
first translator of the
Communist Manifesto; Wu Han, historian...
- (1890–1969), historian, linguist, orientalist, politician, and writer. Chen
Wangdao (1891–1977),
scholar and
educator recognized as the
first and only person...
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specifically the idea of
wangdao (王道 "kingly way;
benevolent government"),
loosely translated as “Way of the
Humane Authority.”
Wangdao is a set of criteria...
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including proverbs into
modern Chinese literature,
exemplified by
Cheng Wangdao's inclusion of po****r
sayings in the
chapter on
quotations in his 1932...
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Kingly Path,
Tianming and Yue-er at the
Chivalrous Path. 21 (2-11) "王道墨攻 -
wángdào mò gōng -
Mohist War At the
Kingly Path" The
original road
suddenly collapses...
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teaching foreign languages, mathematics, and even
Christian theology. Chen
Wangdao, the
Chinese translator of the
Communist Manifesto, also
visited the camp...
- "VANDERMEERSCH Léon". Académie des
Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres (in French). "
Wangdao, ou La voie royale :
recherches sur l'esprit des
institutions de la Chine...
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original editor-in-chief Shu
Xincheng died in 1960, he was
succeeded by Chen
Wangdao, who died in 1977, and was
succeeded by Xia
Zhengnong (夏征农, 1904–2008)...
