What is the martial spirit? The development history of martial spirit

1. To be martial is not to fight ferociously and love war, but to refer to a spirit of never enduring oppression and daring to resist injustice.

2. This view was scattered in newspapers and periodicals published at that time, such as Jiangsu, Zhejiang Tide, Hunan, etc. Liang Qichao, Cai E and others advocated it most strongly, especially the article "Military National" published by Cai E in Xinmin Cong Bao in 192 had the greatest influence.

3. After the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, people from all walks of life in China reflected on the deep-seated reasons for the failure of the war and the compensation for land cession, and thought that the negative influence of the thought of "valuing literature over martial arts" in traditional culture should not be underestimated.

4. As early as 1898, Zhang Zhidong talked about "China has a proverb" A good iron doesn't nail, a good man doesn't serve as a soldier ".He is a little rich, despised by salt, and trampled on the base" (The Complete Works of Zhang Wenxiang, vol. 48, p. 18), which has already touched on the reasons for the decline of China's martial spirit.