Who was called the most honored Chinese by Gandhi?

Those who have studied the relevant historical documents, we can know that India Mahatma Gandhi's most honored Chinese is Koo Hong Ming. Speaking of Koo Hongming, in fact, many people may not be familiar with, but in fact he was in the 20th century, was famous in the West. The most typical saying at that time was that you could not go to China without seeing the three great halls, but not without seeing Koo Hongming.

Who was Koo Hongming? Koo Hongming was a cultural leader who was well versed in traditional Chinese culture and knew a lot about Western culture. He has traveled abroad, given many lectures, and corresponded with the famous Lev Tolstoy. Moreover, Koo was fluent in many small languages, such as Latin, Greek and Malay, and his education was so high that he creatively translated the Chinese Analects of Confucius, the Medieval Times and the University for Westerners to refer to and learn from.

Brown, Koo's righteous father, actually spent a great deal of effort on him, and he hoped that Koo would be able to learn both Chinese and Western cultures, and could strengthen China. Koo traveled and studied in Europe and the United States for more than a decade, and profoundly learned about Western culture and knowledge, and sprinkled Chinese culture all over the land of Europe.

Ku Hongming's life is in fact particularly simple, he has always been trying to spread Chinese thought and culture to the West, he is a pioneering figure in the history of China, but also the first person to defend our Eastern culture. Koo's life was dedicated to both Chinese and Western culture, both to China. He wrote a lot of books, translated a lot of famous Chinese literature, and wrote a lot of related papers. He introduced people to the eternal value of traditional Chinese culture, and summarized the beauty of the Chinese language even more.