After the outbreak of the Revolution of 1911, Zhou Enlai took the lead in cutting off his pigtails and contacting progressive books. He read books by Zhang Taiyan, the leader of the Guangfu Association, magazines of the League, and articles by Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao.

I have a unique understanding of things, so when other students haven't figured out why they want to study, Zhou Enlai has clearly put forward "learning for the rise of China"

Reading for the Rise of China tells the story that young Zhou Enlai heard with his own eyes that China people were bullied by foreigners in the concession, but he has nowhere to argue. Everyone around him dared to speak out, from which he deeply realized the meaning of what his uncle called "the depression in China".

Thus determined to "study for the rise of China." It shows the broad mind and great ambition of young Zhou Enlai. This paper describes the characters in detail by describing their language and manners.

Extended data:

"Studying for the rise of China" means reading extensively, developing in an all-round way, being pragmatic, being brave in innovation, being a high-quality talent with ideals, morality, culture and discipline, striving to improve their own cultural accomplishment and making unremitting efforts for enriching the country and strengthening the people.

"Learning for the Rise of China" was Zhou Enlai, then the first the State Council Premier of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of People's Republic of China (PRC) (PSC). His great ambition when he was young showed his sense of responsibility and mission to fight for the country and the nation all his life.

"Studying for the rise of China" is not only the inheritance and sublimation of the national spirit with patriotism as the core, but also the embodiment and expansion of the spirit of the times with capitalism as the core, and it is a powerful driving force to inspire people to work hard and keep forging ahead.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Reading for the Rise of China