The Legal System Proposed by the Westernization Group Featured by “Zhong Ti Xi Yong”

Zhang, Jinfan

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-1032-3_4

Jinfan Zhang⁷

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Abstract

Since the second Opium War in 1861, China was confronted with a much more perilous political situation. At that time, some open-minded and high-rank bureaucrats in the ruling group who supported learning from the west began to look for ways of saving China through Westernization, which, in fact, was a further development and concrete implementation of the thought of “Shi Yi Zhi Yi” (learning the advanced technology from ‘barbarians’ in order to subdue them).

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