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Beijing New Culture Movement Memorial
The New Culture Movement was an intellectual and literally movement that began in the mid-1910s following the establishment of the first Chinese republic.
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Participants in the movement, which included Mao Zedong and other future leaders of the Communist Party, sought to replace traditional Chinese culture with a new culture based on Western and international standards. In 1919, the New Culture Movement became closely intertwined with the May Fourth Movement. This museum is the only museum in China dedicated to the New Culture Movement.
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