China's national thought was not liberated in his first half life. He advocated learning from the political system and cultural education system of western capitalist countries, advocating civil rights, establishing parliament, advocating new learning and reforming laws in order to survive. However, he believed in Buddhism in the second half of his life, and Chinese people studied the West all over the country, but he advocated "going to the East" to protect classical culture. It can be said that Liang is a person who combines eastern and western cultures, but at the same time, eastern learning is greater than western learning.