Our Chinese Chances Through Europes War
Our Chinese Chances Through Europes War
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For it was there that the foreigners actually snuffed out a man's life to cut out a diseased part from his body and then, marvelous! restored him to life and sent him back well and whole among his fellows. The Chinese know as little of anatomy today as we ourselves did a couple of centuries ago, belonging still really to the ancient races and the only surviving contemporary of Assyria, Babylon and Egypt. Can we not imagine with what interest and alertness they awaken to the noonday light of mod...ern science?
In this connection attention might again be called to the Chinese as well as the Egyptian belief that one of the first principles of obtaining happiness in this life is to so care for the body that at death it would, by good conduct and habits, still have been as little used by the spirit that inhabited it as possible. Confucius beautifully advocates this principle. Ac- cordingly the Chinese, in that hope which always follows and encourages the sick, have never advanced in the practice of surgery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For it was there that the foreigners actually snuffed out a man's life to cut out a diseased part from his body and then, marvelous! restored him to life and sent him back well and whole among his fellows. The Chinese know as little of anatomy today as we ourselves did a couple of centuries ago, belonging still really to the ancient races and the only surviving contemporary of Assyria, Babylon and Egypt. Can we not imagine with what interest and alertness they awaken to the noonday light of mod...ern science?
In this connection attention might again be called to the Chinese as well as the Egyptian belief that one of the first principles of obtaining happiness in this life is to so care for the body that at death it would, by good conduct and habits, still have been as little used by the spirit that inhabited it as possible. Confucius beautifully advocates this principle. Ac- cordingly the Chinese, in that hope which always follows and encourages the sick, have never advanced in the practice of surgery.
What to read after Our Chinese Chances Through Europes War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Myron Wentworth Linebarger to read onlineMoreLess
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