KnowraHu ShihLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to Hu Shih, each with the reason it gives.All 16Broader topic 1Related 14Compared with 1May Fourth MovementRelated: His literary reforms embodied one cultural current associated with May Fourth-era change.Mandarin ChineseRelated: His literary reform helped establish vernacular Chinese as a vehicle for modern writing.New Culture MovementRelated: His proposals gave the movement’s literary reform a program and public argument.Lu XunRelated: His reform program provides a contemporary counterpart to Lu Xun’s fiction-centered challenge.Vernacular ChineseRelated: His essays and proposals gave the vernacular movement an influential program.Liang QichaoRelated: Hu belonged to a later generation shaped by the intellectual changes Liang helped set in motion.Peking UniversityRelated: His teaching at Peking University advanced vernacular writing and intellectual experimentation.SinologyRelated: His methods and reforms reshaped modern interpretations of China's intellectual past.Modern Chinese literatureBroader topic: His arguments helped turn vernacular literature into an explicit reform agenda.Cai YuanpeiRelated: Hu taught at Peking University during Cai’s effort to welcome new intellectual movements.Li DazhaoCompared with: Hu’s liberalism offered a prominent intellectual alternative to Li’s Marxism.Cao XueqinRelated: His research helped turn Cao’s biography and the novel’s authorship into modern scholarly questions.Feng YoulanRelated: Hu and Feng offered influential, contrasting approaches to modern Chinese philosophy.Zheng ZhenduoRelated: Hu’s reform program helped define the literary environment in which Zheng began his career.Wu Cheng'enRelated: His scholarship contributed to modern discussion of Journey to the West’s authorship.Ye ShengtaoRelated: Hu’s advocacy helped legitimize the vernacular literary culture in which Ye worked.