China After the War
China After the War
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Unfor- tunately many of the hillsides have been denuded, owing to various reasons, and disastrous floods have been frequent. Recent- ly, however, afforestation has been promoted and more attention is being given to the preservation of the rich forests.
[731 Moreover, there is an abundance of livestock and poultry and their products are by no means unimportant. For example, the wool of the northwestern provinces, the hides of Shantung and Honan, and the egg products of various provinces these on... an average realized between 1916 and 1918 a total export value of Tls. 50, 000, 000. If scientific methods of breeding and rearing should be introduced here as elsewhere, the results will doubtlessly be much better.
As regards mineral resources, iron and coal are now of course the most important, being imdispensable for industrial development. Both of these minerals were mined at an early date in China. Two thousand years ago, Kuan-Tsu, a well-known scholar, declared that China had 5, 200 valuable mountains, 5, 609 of which contained iron in abundance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unfor- tunately many of the hillsides have been denuded, owing to various reasons, and disastrous floods have been frequent. Recent- ly, however, afforestation has been promoted and more attention is being given to the preservation of the rich forests.
[731 Moreover, there is an abundance of livestock and poultry and their products are by no means unimportant. For example, the wool of the northwestern provinces, the hides of Shantung and Honan, and the egg products of various provinces these on... an average realized between 1916 and 1918 a total export value of Tls. 50, 000, 000. If scientific methods of breeding and rearing should be introduced here as elsewhere, the results will doubtlessly be much better.
As regards mineral resources, iron and coal are now of course the most important, being imdispensable for industrial development. Both of these minerals were mined at an early date in China. Two thousand years ago, Kuan-Tsu, a well-known scholar, declared that China had 5, 200 valuable mountains, 5, 609 of which contained iron in abundance.
What to read after China After the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pres China Hsu Shih Chang to read onlineMoreLess
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