What are the representatives of the New Culture Movement lacking?

The representatives of the New Culture Movement lack the viewpoint of historical materialism, and treat cultural issues in a formalistic way, which is mainly manifested in the complete denial of the cultural heritage of the motherland without analysis, while they worship western culture extremely and think that everything is good. There is one-sidedness This simplistic and absolute attitude.

the new culture movement is quite in-depth in the aspect of "breaking", but obviously it has made little contribution in the aspect of "establishing". China's traditional value system has been overthrown, but new western ideas have not been able to take root in China systematically, only some flimsy slogans and slogans are filled with it. Everyone will talk about the slogan of science and democracy, but the spirit of science and democracy is always vague.

Great and far-reaching influence

1. The New Culture Movement was a fierce confrontation between the new bourgeois culture and the old feudal culture led and launched by bourgeois radical democrats, which dealt a heavy blow to feudalism politically, ideologically and culturally.

They vigorously introduced the new thoughts, new science and new culture in the West, broke the long-term imprisonment of people's thoughts by old ethics, old ideas and old culture, and promoted the awakening of the people in China, especially the youth, so it was a large-scale ideological emancipation movement and the bourgeois enlightenment thought.

2. The rise of the New Culture Movement indicates that China people's efforts for modernization have entered the spiritual and cultural level from the level of implements technology and political system. As a result, not only foreign guns replaced broadswords, but also foreign boats replaced sampans, but also a change in a wider range of objects, which was the greatest gain of the Westernization Movement. The achievements of the Westernization Movement were shattered in the Sino-Japanese War, which declared that the modernization of utensils had come to an end.