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==== Cultural conservatism ==== The Three Principles of the People were partly related to [[cultural conservatism]] (ๆๅไฟๅฎไธป็พฉ) to defend the virtues of Chinese culture against Western imperialism, while embracing some of the modern elements. Sun Yat-sen defended socialism, but distanced himself from dogmatic [[Marxism]]. He criticized young people's obsession with Western-style Marxism and saw that similar ideas could be found in Chinese classics. Also, Sun embraced modernism, but at the same time highlighted a positive part of [[Chinese tradition]].
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