Travel And Comment
Travel And Comment
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He showed the greatest cordiality, and my friends, commenting on his unfailing memory and good nature, told me that Mr Wu had often stated that he would live to be One Hundred. This gives him a quarter of a century to work out his plans for China.
Then we went to the palace of the Provincial Govern- ment. A man described as one of the strong personalities of the new movement, Governor Chen Chung Mong, appears about Fifty years of age, with deep-set dark eyes from which calm intelligence beams a...s the interpreter repeats his words. He proved a voluminous talker, and over the tea cups he discussed the relations of China and America. I recall he drew a parallel between America and England by observing that America should not fear the prosperity of China, as England had feared the growth of the United States. Both, he said, help each other. Development means a greater market, and hence a greater assurance of peace and common benefits.
In the hands of such men, the Southern Government seems to have every advantage over the Northern Gov- ernment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He showed the greatest cordiality, and my friends, commenting on his unfailing memory and good nature, told me that Mr Wu had often stated that he would live to be One Hundred. This gives him a quarter of a century to work out his plans for China.
Then we went to the palace of the Provincial Govern- ment. A man described as one of the strong personalities of the new movement, Governor Chen Chung Mong, appears about Fifty years of age, with deep-set dark eyes from which calm intelligence beams a...s the interpreter repeats his words. He proved a voluminous talker, and over the tea cups he discussed the relations of China and America. I recall he drew a parallel between America and England by observing that America should not fear the prosperity of China, as England had feared the growth of the United States. Both, he said, help each other. Development means a greater market, and hence a greater assurance of peace and common benefits.
In the hands of such men, the Southern Government seems to have every advantage over the Northern Gov- ernment.
What to read after Travel And Comment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James D James Duval Phelan to read onlineMoreLess
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