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生于1874年的唐璆,青年时代起就关心国事,并在世纪之交一度走上了革命的道路。1906年左右,唐?在湖南谋划过一次武装起义,但未能成功,之后逃脱到日本。日本是革命派的大本营之一,按常理,作为一个革命者,唐?应该会从此结束“单干”的局面,投入到“组织”中去才对。然实际情况却相反,他在日本加入了主张立宪的政闻社,1908年,还跑到新加坡,与革命派进行论战。在那之后,唐?再也没有回到革命的阵营,即使到了革命成功、共和告成之后,也是如此。唐?的经历表明,在辛亥革命前后,爱国志士对待革命的态度其实有复杂的一面。在革命未成之前,有志救国者未必都坚持革命,在革命既成之后,也不是所有忧国者都认可革命既成之局。
Born in 1874, Tang Kui began to care about his country since his youth and took a revolutionary road at the turn of the century. Around 1906, Tang planned an armed uprising in Hunan, but failed to escape, then escaped to Japan. Japan is one of the headquarters of the revolutionary. According to common sense, as a revolutionary, Tang should end its “single-mindedness” situation and devote himself into “organizing.” In fact, on the contrary, he joined the political news agency in Japan advocating constitutional rule. In 1908, he also went to Singapore to hold polemic discussions with the revolutionaries. After that, Tang never returned to the camp of revolution, even after the revolution succeeded and the republic succeeded. Tang’s experience shows that before and after the 1911 Revolution, the patriots’ attitude to the revolution actually had a complicated aspect. Before the revolution is over, those who are interested in saving the country may not always adhere to the revolution. After the revolution is completed, not all those who worry about it recognize the success of the revolution.