the entire movement had to organized.
The following con structive programme has—been Burr Photo One of Shanghai's sky-serape adopted by the Union in the hope of the students becoming an effective force for reform in the land. 1. The student organization is to be strengthened by the adoption of measures to make it possible for every student in some way to participate in the movement, and to provide for a closer relationship between parent and branch organization. 2 A campaign of cducation is to be instituted which shall bring student literature and student lecturers among all the d ments of Chinese li merchants, labourers, soldiers, parents. wame: vte. 3. A translation hurcaw is te he established for the purpose of making available the best litera ture of all nations to the Chines 4. The Student Movement itself the sponsor for and shall mulate, popular, free, y education, with a view tows the eventual establishment of system of compulso free low schools in China. In this direc tic the students undertake i their free time to teaching in schools and each union is expected to organize and to support fre schools.
Thus, the student movement lated from a direct-actionist political force to an education stimulant in the land. The students now believe that by popular education can most of China's ills be cured. They feel that it is difficult for a pation to be both free and ignorant. They hope to make China enlightened,
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