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1915年1月,中国大陆的十里洋场上海,一份令世人耳目一新的杂志《科学》月刊问世了。 当时的中国,政治黑暗,社会动荡,经济落后,作为现代文明主要标志的科学技术,几乎没有立足之地,这标新立异的《科学》杂志是怎样破土而出的呢?原来它是中国留学生自己解囊在异国他乡土地上精心播种培育的一棵幼苗。 本世纪一、二十年代在美国著名的康乃尔大学(Cornel University)汇聚了一大批中国留学生,他们全身心流淌着爱国的热血,经常聚会讨论,聊发书生意气,畅谈救国理想。1914年夏天,大考刚刚结束,留学生们又聚在学校的世界大同俱乐部(Cosmopoliatr Club)廊檐下谈论。当时第一次世界大战爆发在即,大家谈到:国际风云变幻莫测,中国人民将面临更深重的灾难,我们留学国外的同学能做点什么为国效力呢?有人提出:中国所缺乏的莫过于科学,我们在国外多是学习科学的,其它事做
In January 1915, a magical magazine “Science” published monthly in Shanghai, China’s mainland China market, came out. At that time, there was almost no place for science and technology in China, such as political darkness, social unrest, economic backwardness and as the main hallmark of modern civilization. How did this unconventional “Science” magazine emerge? Carefully sowing and nurturing a seedling on the land of a foreign country. In the 1920s, Cornel University, a famous university in the United States, brought together a large group of Chinese students who were passionate about patriotism and were often involved in discussions and discussions, talking to business people and discussing the ideal of saving the nation. In the summer of 1914, the final exam was just over and the students gathered at the school’s corridor of the Cosmopoliatr Club again. At that time, when the outbreak of the First World War was imminent, we all talked about the unpredictable changes in the international situation and the deepening disaster the Chinese people will face. What can our students who have studied abroad do something for the country? Some have suggested that what China lacks Too science, we mostly learn science abroad, other things to do