The Democratic Movement in Asia
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The Chinese may be superstitious, but they are even more thrifty. There is a vein of the Anglo- Saxon in them. They do not like to permit reli- gious sentiment to interfere with business. There- fore Yenping cast astrology aside for a while and devoted itself to funerals at the rate of a thousand a week. Today this little, isolated Chinese city in the wilds of Fukien is on the road to health.
About the same time that Yenping was being invaded by a mission hospital, one of the gentry from Nancha...ng, the provincial capital of Kiangsi, paid a visit to Kiukiang on the Yangtze River. At that time this entire province was closed to foreigners and the proud city of Nanchang was quite outside the currents of modern progress. But the wife of this gentleman was ill and he had heard that there were two Chinese girls in Kiukiang who had recently returned from the study of Western medicine as it is practiced in THE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT IN ASIA Ann Arbor. These girls had been adopted as babies by a missionary, Miss Gertrude Howe, educated as her own children, and were now at work in the Methodist Hospital for Women in Kiukiang.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Chinese may be superstitious, but they are even more thrifty. There is a vein of the Anglo- Saxon in them. They do not like to permit reli- gious sentiment to interfere with business. There- fore Yenping cast astrology aside for a while and devoted itself to funerals at the rate of a thousand a week. Today this little, isolated Chinese city in the wilds of Fukien is on the road to health.
About the same time that Yenping was being invaded by a mission hospital, one of the gentry from Nancha...ng, the provincial capital of Kiangsi, paid a visit to Kiukiang on the Yangtze River. At that time this entire province was closed to foreigners and the proud city of Nanchang was quite outside the currents of modern progress. But the wife of this gentleman was ill and he had heard that there were two Chinese girls in Kiukiang who had recently returned from the study of Western medicine as it is practiced in THE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT IN ASIA Ann Arbor. These girls had been adopted as babies by a missionary, Miss Gertrude Howe, educated as her own children, and were now at work in the Methodist Hospital for Women in Kiukiang.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tyler Dennett to read onlineMoreLess
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