Liang Qichao’s three most famous sayings:

1. The wisdom of young people will make the country wise, the richness of young people will make the country rich, the strong young people will make the country strong, the independence of young people will make the country independent, and the freedom of young people will make the country strong. Freedom, if young people make progress, the country will progress; if young people are better than Europe, the country will be better than Europe; if young people are strong on the earth, then the country will be strong on the earth.

2. The reason why art can produce science is entirely derived from the concept of the unity of truth and beauty. They feel that truth is beauty, and truth is beauty, so when seeking beauty, they start with seeking truth.

3. When the red sun rises, its path shines brightly. The river flows out and flows into the ocean. The hidden dragon soared into the abyss, its scales and claws flying. The tiger roars in the valley, and all the beasts are frightened. The falcon tests its wings, and the wind and dust spread. The first birth of a strange flower is so beautiful. The cadres have hair and their awns are shining. The sky wears its green color, and the earth wears its yellow color. Even though there are thousands of years, there are eight desolations. The future is like an ocean and the days ahead are long.

Liang Qichao’s academic contribution

Liang Qichao was the founder of modern bourgeois historiography and a representative figure in establishing the theory of modern history in my country in the early 20th century. His early publications "Narrative of Chinese History" and "New Historiography" carried out relatively systematic and violent criticisms of China's thousands of years of feudal historiography, and called for a "historical revolution."

Following this, he wrote a series of treatises to construct his bourgeois new historical theoretical system, such as "Chinese Historical Research Method" and "Chinese Historical Research Method Supplement", etc., which concentrated on Liang Qichao's Historiographic views and his outstanding contributions have had a broad and far-reaching influence.

After the failure of the Reform Movement of 1898, he successively published the shocking "Narrative of Chinese History" and "New Historiography", which fiercely criticized feudal historiography, advocated a "historiographic revolution", and systematically elaborated on the functions and functions of historiography. A series of bourgeois historical ideas such as historical philosophy, attitudes and methods of governing history, etc.

The above content refers to Baidu Encyclopedia-Liang Qichao