Tong, Heng-ping (Author)
Mohist thought of science and technology was embryo that processed the self-conscious reasonableness activity of the Chinese ancient science and did science experiment with the technology practices for foundation, Mohist regarded nature as the independent known object, Mohist displayed another possible direction to which ancient Chinese times thought that developed. The rise and fall of Mohist Science influenced development of the ancient Chinese science, Chinese ancient science stayed around to describe phenomena over a long period of time, lacking of the experiment to verify its universality. Mohist science developed the development round of a possible alignment to modern age science for the Chinese ancient society, because the Chinese traditional culture didn't choose the Mohist, the Chinese ancient society lost the opportunity of once possible development modern science.
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