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- Xue Fucheng (* 1838 in Wuxi, Jiangsu; † 1894 in Shanghai) war ein qingzeitlicher-Gesandter im Europa (England, Frankreich, Italien, Belgien) der 1890er Jahre. Er schrieb ein Tagebuch über seine letzten vier Jahre in kaiserlichen Diensten, worin er seine diplomatischen Aktivitäten und seine Eindrücke aus den westlichen Ländern beschrieb. Die Stätte seines ehemaligen Wohnsitzes in Wuxi (Provinz Jiangsu) steht seit 2001 auf der Liste der Denkmäler der Volksrepublik China (5-484). (de)
- Xue Fucheng or Hsieh Fucheng (12 April 1838 – 21 July 1894) was a Chinese diplomat of the Qing dynasty in the late 19th century. Born in Wuxi, Jiangsu to a literati family. Late Qing dynasty writer/essayist, diplomat to England, France, Belgium, Italy, and one of the leaders and advocate for modernization and adoption of Western technology as well as proponent for the development of capitalist industries in China during the late 19th century. Eschewing the traditional literati pursuits of writing poetry and calligraphy, Xue proposed that the government should promote pragmatism application of new technology and knowledge in strengthening China. Xue was a prolific writer – his works included: Essays from a Commonplace Hut (庸庵文編), More Essays from a Commonplace Hut (續編), Essays from Across the Ocean (庸庵海外文編), Diplomatic Journal from 4 Countries (出使四國日記), Notes from a Commonplace Hut (庸庵筆記), Preliminary proposals concerning Western Affairs (籌洋芻議), Diplomatic Memorials to the Throne (出使奏疏). His seminal works are included in the Complete Works from the Commonplace Hut (庸庵全集). During his tenure as the Qing government's ambassador to the United Kingdom, France, Belgium and Italy, he wrote a diary describing his diplomatic activities and his impressions of European countries. Apart from documenting records of historical events such as the Taiping Rebellion, he also wrote essays on local legends, the macabre and the supernatural. As a proponent of introducing Western technology into China, Xue wrote about witnessing new technology such as the telephone while he was abroad. (en)
- 薛 福成(せつ ふくせい、Xue Fucheng、1838年 - 1894年)は、清末の外交官・思想家。字は叔耘、号は庸庵。 江蘇省常州府無錫県賓雁里出身。1858年、秀才となる。1860年、『選挙論』を著して科挙の弊害を述べた。1865年、曽国藩の幕僚となる。1879年の『籌洋芻議』で変法を主張した。その後イギリス・フランス・イタリア・ベルギー兼任公使としてヨーロッパに派遣され、立憲君主制を讃美した。帰国後、上海で病死。 (ja)
- 薛福成(1838年4月12日-1894年7月21日),字叔耘,號庸盫,江苏无锡人,清朝政治人物、外交官。 (zh)
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- Shuyun (en)
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- Qing dynasty, China (en)
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- Xue Fucheng (* 1838 in Wuxi, Jiangsu; † 1894 in Shanghai) war ein qingzeitlicher-Gesandter im Europa (England, Frankreich, Italien, Belgien) der 1890er Jahre. Er schrieb ein Tagebuch über seine letzten vier Jahre in kaiserlichen Diensten, worin er seine diplomatischen Aktivitäten und seine Eindrücke aus den westlichen Ländern beschrieb. Die Stätte seines ehemaligen Wohnsitzes in Wuxi (Provinz Jiangsu) steht seit 2001 auf der Liste der Denkmäler der Volksrepublik China (5-484). (de)
- 薛 福成(せつ ふくせい、Xue Fucheng、1838年 - 1894年)は、清末の外交官・思想家。字は叔耘、号は庸庵。 江蘇省常州府無錫県賓雁里出身。1858年、秀才となる。1860年、『選挙論』を著して科挙の弊害を述べた。1865年、曽国藩の幕僚となる。1879年の『籌洋芻議』で変法を主張した。その後イギリス・フランス・イタリア・ベルギー兼任公使としてヨーロッパに派遣され、立憲君主制を讃美した。帰国後、上海で病死。 (ja)
- 薛福成(1838年4月12日-1894年7月21日),字叔耘,號庸盫,江苏无锡人,清朝政治人物、外交官。 (zh)
- Xue Fucheng or Hsieh Fucheng (12 April 1838 – 21 July 1894) was a Chinese diplomat of the Qing dynasty in the late 19th century. Born in Wuxi, Jiangsu to a literati family. Late Qing dynasty writer/essayist, diplomat to England, France, Belgium, Italy, and one of the leaders and advocate for modernization and adoption of Western technology as well as proponent for the development of capitalist industries in China during the late 19th century. Eschewing the traditional literati pursuits of writing poetry and calligraphy, Xue proposed that the government should promote pragmatism application of new technology and knowledge in strengthening China. (en)
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- Xue Fucheng (en)
- Xue Fucheng (de)
- 薛福成 (ja)
- 薛福成 (zh)
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