A Revolution Against and for Public Sphere: Xin Hai Revolution’s Different Force on ‘Place’, also ‘Di Fang’

(1) * Yixuan Zhao Mail (SOAS, University of London, United Kingdom)
*corresponding author

Abstract


Modern 'Revolution' is always viewed as a force giving birth to publicity in urban areas. However, when come to the big cities in China before the 1911 revolution, the effect a be complicated due to its geopolitical situation. The South was the birthplace of revolutionary parties and receive a backlash from the 1911 revolution in terms of the destruction of Di Fang, a multi-layer system that enable self-governance of citizens; however, the north as the enemies of the revolution, the abdication of Qing 清 emperor release the public space for its citizens. The article takes Chengdu and Peiping as two cases respectively, to discuss the process.

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Urban history; Chinese 1911 Revolution; public space

   

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