英文摘要 |
Following the guidelines spelled out in the “Resolution on Party-oriented Education (danghua jiaoyu)” passed in the Sixth Education Conference of Guangdong Province, Sun Yat-sen University set up a division of political discipline education in order to implement the KMT’s party-oriented education program. This division united the party (KMT), the government and the university in forging a “one-party,” “one-principle” political ideology. Led by Dai Jitao, Zhu Jiahua and He Siyuan, the division relied on the teaching staff specializing in social sciences to carry out the program. These scholars were expected to deliver political speeches daily to boost a unified, “correct” political spirit across the university. However, not all scholars held the same view with the KMT, which to a certain extent jeopardized the success of this education program. After 1928 when the KMT’s party-oriented education policy met with criticism across the society, Dai Jitao renamed the program as the education of “Three Principles of the People (San-min Doctrine),” despite its ideological purposes remained the same. |