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New Life Movement

Chinese history
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  • Chiang Kai-shek
    Chiang Kai-shek

    …launched a campaign, the so-called New Life Movement, to inculcate Confucian morals.

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    …launched a campaign, the so-called New Life Movement, to inculcate Confucian morals.

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  • Soong Mei-ling
    Soong Mei-ling

    …she launched in 1934 the New Life Movement, a program that sought to halt the spread of communism by teaching traditional Chinese values. In 1936 Chiang Kai-shek was taken captive by Zhang Xueliang, a warlord who believed the Nationalist government should stop fighting China’s communists and instead concentrate on resisting…

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    …she launched in 1934 the New Life Movement, a program that sought to halt the spread of communism by teaching traditional Chinese values. In 1936 Chiang Kai-shek was taken captive by Zhang Xueliang, a warlord who believed the Nationalist government should stop fighting China’s communists and instead concentrate on resisting…

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