The Peking Gazette in Late Imperial China: State News and Political Authority

Hydrogen Bombs and Satellites is one of the most classic work in the history of science and technology since the founding of the People’s Republic of China. Overall, we find this book successfully fills the blank of omitted every nation’s traditional value. The authors have a strong resistance to adhering traditional Chinese values such as supported west science with the local technological conditions. However, the undeniable fact is, Even though the majority of what was imparted through the activities of newspaper reading and lecturing was not necessarily the Western scientific knowledge, the common people from the underclass in the late Qing dynasty and early Republic of China were influenced directly or indirectly by the science books translated at the time, which to some degree played a fundamental role in promoting the social development at that time. Despite the fact that this book have a large number of pages, it can be used to inspire the generation positively to take own traditional nation values to live.