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辛亥革命以后,清朝的一批文职遗臣(有遗老,亦有遗少),相继避居十里洋场——上海,有的改换门庭,卖国求荣(如郑孝胥之流);有的隐名埋姓,束发为道(如清道人李梅庵);有的不问政事,鬻书为生(如农髯曾熙);也有的表面上办学院讲学授业,实际上继续从事着保皇,反对新政的政治活动,康有为就是其中的首脑。一九一三年底,康有为的母亲病故于广东南海故里,康有为闻讯从海外回到故里奔丧。半年后,举家迁居上海,在上海度过了他的晚年。康有为在上
After the Revolution of 1911, a group of Qing courtesy civil servants (old and widowed) successively escaped to Shanghai - some of them changed their courtesies and sold their country for glory (such as the flow of Zheng Hsiao-hsiu) (Such as the scavenger Li Meiyan); some do not ask political affairs, books for living (such as agricultural 髯 曾 熙); some seemingly do college lectures, in fact continue to engage in the policy of saving the emperor and opposing the New Deal Activities, Kang Youwei is one of the leaders. By the end of 1913, Kang Youwei’s mother died in the hometown of the South China Sea in Guangdong. Kang Youwei heard from overseas and returned to his hometown. Six months later, his family moved to Shanghai to spend his later years in Shanghai. Kang Youwei on