Manchuria And Korea
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All this is moonshine. I dare- say the Chinese are nursing wrath in their hearts, but outwardly they are as cheerful as they can be under the Russian yoke, which for the most part is extremely light. They are getting better wages than ever before, and the merchants are making more money. The Russian soldiers are kept well in hand, and outrages rarely occur. Above all, the Chinese fraternise with the Russians, because the Russians fraternise with them.
I have heard British people speak with disg...ust of the way in which Chinese and Russians go about arm in arm, and embrace one another ; and at the same time they will tell you that the Chinese hate the Russians more than any other foreign nation. The two things do not seem to agree. Our way is to stand aloof from the Chinese altogether, to treat them with perfect justice but absolutely no sym- pathy, which may or may not be the wisest way in the long run ; but one can have no doubt as to which way the Chinese themselves prefer. No one will persuade me that a Chinaman prefers justice to sympathy, or likes to be pushed off the pavement into the middle of the road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All this is moonshine. I dare- say the Chinese are nursing wrath in their hearts, but outwardly they are as cheerful as they can be under the Russian yoke, which for the most part is extremely light. They are getting better wages than ever before, and the merchants are making more money. The Russian soldiers are kept well in hand, and outrages rarely occur. Above all, the Chinese fraternise with the Russians, because the Russians fraternise with them.
I have heard British people speak with disg...ust of the way in which Chinese and Russians go about arm in arm, and embrace one another ; and at the same time they will tell you that the Chinese hate the Russians more than any other foreign nation. The two things do not seem to agree. Our way is to stand aloof from the Chinese altogether, to treat them with perfect justice but absolutely no sym- pathy, which may or may not be the wisest way in the long run ; but one can have no doubt as to which way the Chinese themselves prefer. No one will persuade me that a Chinaman prefers justice to sympathy, or likes to be pushed off the pavement into the middle of the road.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H J Henry James Whigham to read onlineMoreLess
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