Selected Works of Fu Ssu-nien

Fu Ssu-nien was a seminal leader of the May Forth Movement and a foundational figure of modern Chinese New Scholarship. As a political commentator, he was a staunch advocate of liberalism and nationalism, vehemently opposing bureaucratic capitalism; simultaneously, he was a visionary architect of modern higher education. Beyond his scholarly contributions, he was a transformative figure who reshaped the trajectory of history. This anthology is structured around three core axes: the pivotal periods of Fu’s life, literary genres, and the chronological progression of his work. The selection prioritizes texts with profound historical resonance and enduring contemporary value, organized into four thematic dimensions: "The May Fourth New Culture Movement,""Academic Treatises,""Political Commentaries," and "Education." This volume organically integrates his biography and bibliography to provide a definitive portrait of an intellectual whose influence was instrumental in both the realms of erudition and statesmanship.