Liang Qichao, a juren in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty, was a modern thinker, politician, educator, historian and writer in China. One of the leaders of the Reform Movement of 1898 (the Reform Movement of 1898), a representative of the reformists and new legalists in modern China.

Liang Qichao is recognized as an outstanding scholar in the late Qing Dynasty, an encyclopedic figure in the history of China, and a rare figure who can still make achievements in academic research after retiring from the political arena. Before the Revolution of 1911, he invented a new style between ancient Chinese and vernacular Chinese in the debate with revolutionaries, which made scholars and ordinary people happy to accept it. At the same time, Liang Qichao was the first person in China to use the word "Chinese nation" in his articles. He also absorbed many new words from Japanese characters, such as "economy", "organization" and "cadre", all from Mr. Liang Qichao.

Liang Qichao participated extensively in academic research, and made achievements in philosophy, literature, history, Confucian classics, law, ethics, religion and other fields, among which historical research was the most remarkable. Liang Qichao worked hard all his life and wrote many books. After nearly 36 years of political activities taking up a lot of time, he wrote an average of 390,000 words a year, and all kinds of writings reached more than 6,543,800 words. -Common sense.