Historical, Sociology, Historical Fiction 

This book tells the story of how Yan Yangchu (Y. C. James Yen) implemented mass education in China, and further led the international rural reconstruction movement. Yan Yangchu's theory of mass education is based on the combination of the Confucian idea that the people are the foundation and the Christ’s philosophy of universal love. His theory took root and thrived in China in the 1920s, and was spread to and applied in the impoverished lands all around the world under the efforts of Yan Yangchu for decades. He trained and developed a large number of mass education experts and rural construction talents for the less-developed nations and regions in China and the world, hence reputed as "Father of Mass Education of the World."ForewordI. The Quest for Truth1.. Taking Mass Education as Life Objective2.. Experiments in Dingxian3. . Make New Citizens of the World4. . Another Chinese Contribution to World Culture5 - from Amzon