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As a religion established in 1844, Bahai was introduced into China at a very early stage and have a significant influence to Chinese intellectual elites such as Dr. Hu Shi, Mr. Cao Yunxiang, the president of Tsinghua University, among others, thus have an impact on the emerging New Culture Movement and other new studies sprouting during the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. Professor Cai Degui conducted a comprehensive study on how Bahai spread into China as well as the key figures in this process such as Presbyterian missionary Gilbert Reid, correspondent Martha Louise Root, and how some prominent Chinese such as Hu Shi, Sun Yat-sen perceived Bahai.
As a religion established in 1844, Bahai was introduced into China at a very early stage and have a significant influence to Chinese intellectual elites such as Dr. Hu Shi, Mr. Cao Yunxiang, the president of Tsinghua University, among others, thus have an impact on the emerging New Culture Movement and other new studies sprouting during the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. Professor Cai Degui conducted a comprehensive study on how Bahai spread into China as well as the key figures in this process such as Presbyterian missionary Gilbert Reid, correspondent Martha Louise Root, and how some prominent Chinese such as Hu Shi, Sun Yat-sen perceived Bahai.
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