"Who do I want in this business" means: If we don't do these things, who do we want?

Source: Hu Shi's "Qinyuanchun"

Hu Shi was the first person to raise the banner of justice in the May 4th literary revolution. As early as 19 15 September 17, he first put forward the slogan of "literary revolution" in "Poems to send Mei Jinzhuang to Harvard University": "China literature has been working for a long time, but it is unhealthy for a hundred years. The literary revolution is just the right time for the new wave to reach the deep stone bridge. "

1965438+April 2006 12, and he also wrote "Qinyuan Poetry": "What is the doubt about the article revolution! Prepare to raise the flag as an athlete. It is necessary to be unprecedented and immortal, and to collect his stench and give me back my magic. Who does Cao Cao want in this industry to create new literature for greater China? "

At the beginning of 19 17, my humble opinion on literary improvement was officially published in the 5th issue of New Youth Volume 2, which became the initial "attack signal" of China's new cultural movement (in Zheng Zhenduo). Mao Zedong recalled his ideological changes during the May 4th Movement and said, "I especially like the articles of Hu Shi and Chen Duxiu. They replaced Liang Qichao and Kang Youwei and became my role models for some time. "