'A Chinese Speaker on Better Understanding and Spirit of Give and Take Mr. T. Z. Koo, associate general secretary of the National Committee of Y. M. C. A's in China and general secretary of the World's Christian Students' Federation, and the Rev. Frank Rawlinson, DD, editor of the "Chinese Recorder," were the chief speakers at Monday's Pan-Pacific Association tiffin.
There was a large attendance present and Dr. David Z. T. Yui Mr. Koo spoke on "The Honolulu Conference and the International Mind" and said that the conference covered a large range of problems touching practically every phase complicated, but fortunately the fundamental problem was quite simple, There were two groups of people—one who secured Privileges and desired to keep them and the other who lost such privileges and wanted to get them back. Roughly speaking, there were two ways of dealing with such a situation, said the speaker, one was to go on each in their own way which inevitably led to the old way of fighting and the second was to try the Chinese method of "Siex Li Yi Hon Bing" (First courtesy and afterwards soldiers).
The International Mind
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