History is like the Yellow River. The Yangtze River rolls forward and never looks back for a thousand years. In addition to the sound of the waves, it also left countless shining names and immortal chapters, just like the Milky Way, dotted with stars. 100 years ago, Liang Qichao, a modern thinker, wrote a classic "On young chinese". Today, more than one hundred years later, China's classic sonorous rhyme still echoes in our ears. The world is grey and boundless, so young people in China should stand firm and strive for self-improvement.

Young China said that it was an essay written by Liang Qichao (1873- 1929) in the late Qing Dynasty, which was written in 1900 after the failure of the Reform Movement of 1898. The article strongly praises the vitality of youth, points out that China under feudal rule is "the oldest empire", and earnestly hopes that "young China people" will emerge to inspire people's spirit. The article is informal and uses metaphors, which is very encouraging. With a strong enterprising spirit, the author has placed his love and expectation on the youth in China.

On young chinese is one of Liang Qichao's representative works, and it was also a famous article published in Tsing Yi Daily at that time. This article has a great influence. This is a long political paper. From the standpoint of bourgeois reformists, the author made a sharp contrast between China, an ancient feudal country, and the young people in China in his mind. He strongly praised the young people's spirit of being brave in reform, encouraged people to shoulder the heavy responsibility of building China's youth, and expressed their desire and enterprising spirit to make the motherland rich and strong.

It is recognized as the most positive and emotional chapter in Liang Qichao's works, and the author himself regards it as his masterpiece of "opening up a new style and inspiring the people"