Xin-min cong-bao; Hsin-min ts`ung-pao

Japanese: 新民叢報 - しんみんそうほう（英語表記）Xin-min cong-bao; Hsin-min ts`ung-pao

A semimonthly enlightened magazine published in Yokohama in the late Qing Dynasty by Chinese in Japan who were reformists (reformists). It was first published in January 1902. It ceased publication in October 1903, with a total of 96 issues. Liang Qichao was the editor-in-chief and Feng Zishan the editor and publisher. It took over from Qing Yibao, which ceased publication in 1927, and promoted reformist ideas for the sake of enlightenment, as well as the introduction of modern Western thought. In particular, when Minbao was launched in 1906 as the organ of the China Revolutionary Alliance, a fierce debate unfolded between the two.

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Japanese:

中国，清末に横浜で革新派 (変法派) の在日中国人が発行した半月刊の啓蒙的雑誌。光緒 28 (1902) 年1月創刊。同 33年 10月停刊，全 96号。梁啓超を主筆とし，馮紫珊を編集兼発行人とする。同 27年に停刊した『清議報』のあとをうけて啓蒙のため革新思想を説き，欧米近代思想の紹介などにも努めた。ことに同 31年に『民報』が中国革命同盟会の機関誌として発刊されるに及んで両者の間に激しい論争が展開された。

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