| To the revolutionaries,revolution means a new beginning.However,rather than to say beginning with an objective and realistic natural state,it is better to say that it is an ideal natural state that exists in the minds of every revolutionary.However,in China in the 1920 s,there were revolutions everywhere,and everyone was revolutionary,and everything was not revolutionary.This made the "begining",which had only ideological significance,became a universal symptom of social significance.Since it was the beginning,the actions of the revolutionaries were irregular.Every revolutionary or every revolutionary group,in the face of a situation that changed rapidly,made radically different choices.These choices were related to identity and identity,but identity and identity change,from the mentor network to political parties.From organization to faction groups,the same group of people have experienced continuous integration and differentiation.The integration and differentiation of revolutionaries was affected not only by the fluctuations of the national and international environment,but also was influenced by the small local situations.If anything was certain,it was a process,an interactive revolutionary process.Choices were made interactively,and integration and differentiation also arised under interaction.This article takes Zhejiang as a profile,and the time spans the period from the May 4th Movement to the Qing Dynasty(1919-1929).It attempts to analyze the historical phenomenon of the revolutionary camp's continuous differentiation and the structural and institutional factors behind the creation of this phenomenon.The clumsy group images of the Great Revolution era have teased up a clearer clue that can interpret them.The first three chapters of this article revolve around the Hangzhou First Normal School Network,showing the role of this group in the three "historical moments" from the May Fourth Movement to the founding of the Communist Party of China,and then to the National Revolution.Their integration and differentiation are also three "Historical moments" are constantly progressing through the results.The time point in Chapter 4 overlaps with Chapter 3.The Ningbo Nationalist faction and the organization of the CPC in Ningbo which is described in Chapter 4 also intersect with the characters appearing in Chapter 3.But Chapter 4 is actually a parallel Unlike the case of the struggle between the KMT and the Communist Party that the Hangzhou First Normal School Network needed to face,Ningbo 's case before the Northern Expedition was more about the entanglements and contradictions between the local nationalists and the CCP.The protagonists of the revolution in the 1920 s included not only the Communist Party,the Kuomintang,but also nationalist groups and other groups.It is worth digging deeper as to how the local nationalist party 's understanding of the revolution is different.The last chapter analyzes the reasons for the establishment of factions within the KMT Zhejiang Party during the period of the "KMT Purgation" and after the " KMT Purgation ".The existing understanding often equates the purgation with the end of the revolution.In fact,the "Qing Party" In many ways,those who are purgers were more aggressive than those who are purgees.They often regarded each other as the object of counter-revolution.Even in the 1930 s,the 1920 s revolution as ideas,discourses,and actions still existed. |
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