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This document summarizes an article from the journal Daedalus on the changing meaning of being Chinese today. It discusses how traditional Chinese culture strongly linked Chinese identity to China's social and political systems as part of the natural order. However, modern Chinese nationalism promoted by new elites rejected this traditional sense of nationhood. As a result, many Chinese people now identify as Chinese without the cultural support of tradition, leaving some unable to replace it. While most Chinese did not reject tradition, modern elites have actively suppressed traditional forms of national identity they viewed as backward. This has separated state and society in China.
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2A. Being Chinese--the peripheralization traditional identity
This document summarizes an article from the journal Daedalus on the changing meaning of being Chinese today. It discusses how traditional Chinese culture strongly linked Chinese identity to China's social and political systems as part of the natural order. However, modern Chinese nationalism promoted by new elites rejected this traditional sense of nationhood. As a result, many Chinese people now identify as Chinese without the cultural support of tradition, leaving some unable to replace it. While most Chinese did not reject tradition, modern elites have actively suppressed traditional forms of national identity they viewed as backward. This has separated state and society in China.
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This document summarizes an article from the journal Daedalus on the changing meaning of being Chinese today. It discusses how traditional Chinese culture strongly linked Chinese identity to China's social and political systems as part of the natural order. However, modern Chinese nationalism promoted by new elites rejected this traditional sense of nationhood. As a result, many Chinese people now identify as Chinese without the cultural support of tradition, leaving some unable to replace it. While most Chinese did not reject tradition, modern elites have actively suppressed traditional forms of national identity they viewed as backward. This has separated state and society in China.
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