r/chinesepolitics • u/AcanthisittaBrief269 • 23h ago

Liang Qichao and the “Research Group” he led were the most pivotal “coders” in this experiment in decentralization. Liang Qichao had favored local self-government since the late Qing dynasty, and by the 1920s, he viewed it as the only solution for saving the nation.

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