Article ID: CBB000650794

Historical influence of Chinese educational mission students on the development of science and technology in modern China in the Qing Dynasty (2005)

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Xu, Fei (Author)
Mao, Shi-zhen (Author)


Journal of Dialectics of Nature
Volume: 27, no. 2
Issue: 2
Pages: 89-93


Publication Date: 2005
Edition Details: [Translated title.] In Chinese.
Language: Chinese

Although the Chinese Educational Mission in Qing dynasty failed, which was studying advanced western science and technology on a large scale for the first time, those young students returned from America still acted as a pioneer and played a very important role during the period of China's science and technology modernization. This paper analyzed and investigated the main fields in which the young Chinese students served after come back from America, discovered the main contribution and influence to the development of science and technology they had made in modern China.

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Authors & Contributors
Chen Cong
Cynthia Brokaw
Kay Young
Ma, Xi
Kuan-yen Liu
Combs, Matthew Tyler
Concepts
Cross-cultural interaction; cultural influence
Development of technology; change in technology
Transmission of ideas
Industrialization
Medicine
Chinese language
Time Periods
19th century
Qing dynasty (China, 1644-1912)
20th century, early
Ming dynasty (China, 1368-1644)
18th century
20th century
Places
China
Europe
South Korea
East Asia
United States
Japan
Institutions
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
Eastman Kodak Company
Academia Sinica
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