康有为

康有為
Kāngyǒuwéi
proper noun

Meanings

  1. 1 Kang Youwei (1858-1927), Confucian scholar and reformer, leader of the failed Hundred Days' Reform of 1898

Examples

Kāngyǒuwéi zhǔzhāng jūnzhǔ lì xiàn.
Kang Youwei advocated constitutional monarchy.
戊戌变法失败康有为逃亡海外
Wùxū biànfǎ shībài hòu, Kāngyǒuwéi táowáng hǎiwài.
After the Hundred Days' Reform failed, Kang Youwei fled abroad.

Tips

history
In 1898 康有为 and his student 梁启超 persuaded the young Guangxu Emperor (光绪) to launch sweeping modernizing reforms (戊戌变法). Empress Dowager Cixi (慈禧太后) crushed the movement after just 103 days — six reformers were beheaded (君子), but Kang escaped to Japan and continued campaigning for a Qing restoration for decades.
culture
His utopian work 《大同》 envisioned a future world without nations, families, or private property — a startlingly radical vision for a late-Qing Confucian scholar.

Stroke Order

kāng
yǒu
wéi