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- Author: Min-Chien T Z Tyau
- Publisher: Hesperides Press
- ISBN-10: 1406737402
- ISBN-13: 9781406737400
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 2 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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The Author of London through Chinese Eyes is one of the brilliant band of young Chinese who have not only passed through a University course in England with great credit and marked success, but who have entered fully into the spirit of our social life and national institutions .All Chinese who have studied abroad are popularly known in China as Returned Students of whom there are now many thousands engaged in high and responsible work all over this vast country and to whom their compatriots generally look for national uplift and regeneration, America has been especially active and successful in promoting Chinese education, but no country can claim a monopoly of furthering a cause to which all have made valuable contributions. American and English trained students are to be found in every department of the Government: students who have received their education in France or Belgium are almost equally pro minent in public life: and amongst the Japanese students is the distinguished Governor of Shansi who has shown what a Chinese province can become under modern administrative methods wisely and justly applied.
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- Author: Min-Chien T Z Tyau
- Publisher: Hesperides Press
- ISBN-10: 1406737402
- ISBN-13: 9781406737400
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 2 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
The Author of London through Chinese Eyes is one of the brilliant band of young Chinese who have not only passed through a University course in England with great credit and marked success, but who have entered fully into the spirit of our social life and national institutions .All Chinese who have studied abroad are popularly known in China as Returned Students of whom there are now many thousands engaged in high and responsible work all over this vast country and to whom their compatriots generally look for national uplift and regeneration, America has been especially active and successful in promoting Chinese education, but no country can claim a monopoly of furthering a cause to which all have made valuable contributions. American and English trained students are to be found in every department of the Government: students who have received their education in France or Belgium are almost equally pro minent in public life: and amongst the Japanese students is the distinguished Governor of Shansi who has shown what a Chinese province can become under modern administrative methods wisely and justly applied.
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