What do Westerners think of the Social Darwinism in China?

Chinese have always held China to be more advanced and civilized than the rest of the world. read more

Don't take my word for it. Just look at how American elite politicians admiring the absolute power of the Chinese leaders. Everyone is talking about CCP changing names, and I recommend with the Chinese Social Darwinism Party to its proper extent, before they eventually recall their true identity and the teaching of their ancestors. read more

But in China, cultural pressures forced a wealthy man to do his best to maximize the number of his surviving sons, and within the richer strata of a village it was not uncommon for a man to leave two, three, or even more male heirs, compelling each to begin his economic independence with merely a fraction of his father’s wealth. read more

China. Social Darwinism was formally introduced to China through the translation by Yan Fu of Huxley's Evolution and Ethics, in the course of an extensive series of translations of influential Western thought. Yan's translation strongly impacted Chinese scholars because he added national elements not found in the original. read more