The Pacific Triangle
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And the white policeman assured me that when the Chinese still wore queues a policeman raided a den and tied the queues of fifteen Chinese together and with these as reins drove them to prison.
4 Yet, what nation or race in the world has maintained such indivisibility against so much separation! Think of what the family is and has been to China, — its creeds, its government, its entire existence. Yet the family and concubinage obtain side by side.
There was evidence of this in British Hong-Kong....
Upon the street one day I saw another crowd. It was waiting for the appearance of the Governor of Canton.
When the worthy governor emerged from a very unworthy-looking building, the crowd cheered and gath- ered close around the automobile.
A well-dressed young Chinese in European clothes emerged from the hall. I asked him what was toward, surmising his understanding. Be spoke English fluently and seemed pleased to inform me. So we strolled down the street together. He was not very hopeful about Chinese democracy as yet, but believed in it and expressed great admiration for America.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the white policeman assured me that when the Chinese still wore queues a policeman raided a den and tied the queues of fifteen Chinese together and with these as reins drove them to prison.
4 Yet, what nation or race in the world has maintained such indivisibility against so much separation! Think of what the family is and has been to China, — its creeds, its government, its entire existence. Yet the family and concubinage obtain side by side.
There was evidence of this in British Hong-Kong....
Upon the street one day I saw another crowd. It was waiting for the appearance of the Governor of Canton.
When the worthy governor emerged from a very unworthy-looking building, the crowd cheered and gath- ered close around the automobile.
A well-dressed young Chinese in European clothes emerged from the hall. I asked him what was toward, surmising his understanding. Be spoke English fluently and seemed pleased to inform me. So we strolled down the street together. He was not very hopeful about Chinese democracy as yet, but believed in it and expressed great admiration for America.
What to read after The Pacific Triangle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sydney Greenbie to read onlineMoreLess
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