Hu Shi

Hu Shi (Hu Shih) 1891-1962 Hu Shi is known first and foremost as the promoter of vernacular Chinese (baihua) as the modern literary language. He studied at Cornell University and ...

preface hu shi (1891-1962), "the Father of the Chinese Renaissance," towered over China's intellectual landscape in the first half of the twentieth century.

Hu Shi was a student at Cornell when he first met Edith Clifford Williams. They exchanged some 300 letters between 1914 and 1962; these, alongside Hu's diaries, poems and other ...

Hu Shi Rewriting of Chapter 99 of The Journey to the West Translated by Qiancheng Li. Bodhisattva Guanyin Examines the Book and Adds Another Trial

Hu Shi, History of Logic in Xian Qin period, in Collections of Hu Shi: History of Chinese Phil osophy , vol.2: 773. 3. Hu Shi, "The line of Chinese Philosophy," in Collections ...