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In this brief but wide-ranging conversation, Liu Zaifu and late philosopher Li Zehou discuss the nature and history of individualism in China. Was there individualism in China before the reformers of the late nineteenth century encountered French and English Enlightenment philosophers? Is Daoism a sort of individualism native to China, or is it something different? What is good about individualism, and what is bad about it? What are the proper limitations to the individual? Much of this discussion centers around Lu Xun, his brother Zhou Zuoren, and the May Fourth movement, which is contrasted with later periods of the twentieth century in China. This dialogue first appeared in the 1995 book  Farewell Revolution (Gaobie geming) .

The Ebb and Flow of Individualism in China A Conversation with Li Zehou