"Canton the Future Hope of China": An English Labour View of the Situation The following article was contributed by Mr. C. L'Estrange Malone, the Irish Soviet sympathizer, to the columns of the "Daily Herald," the official organi of the British Labour Party. It is not without interest as an example the type of propaganda being placed before the English working classes where China is concerned.
Mr. C, L'Estrange Malone, who has just returned from China," in fan interview, gives his impressions of two great rival elties—Peking and Canton.
Anyone who has met the Chinese: in North, Centre and South must. realize that although there maj differences between those one meets, in Peking, Shanghai and Canton, yet the Chinese are one people, one nation, bound together by an age-old civilization, an extremely high culture and "definite characteristics, needing only to find the form of government through which they may able to realize national unification fand end the civil strife which has broken China into the zones of many warring bandits.
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