First a Domestic Affair: Soviet Russia Alone Responsible for Introduction of Anti-Foreignism The following most interesting resume of the Chinese revolution, from its beginning to the present day, recently was given by Pere Robert, before the committee of the Asie. Francaise:
Perhaps Iam in the wrong for having agreed to speak about China before the committee of the Asie Frangaise. "It is, indeed, rather igicule to tell you something which fs not already known t you, Regularly Tread your bulletin, and "always gives me the well-defined inpreasion "that questions concern ing China are treated there with a real competency and a scrupulous exactitude, However, we like. to hear again what we know, and such is my excuse in apeaking now ona subject familiar to you, The Chinese revolution was, above all things, the work of young South China, dissatisfied with the excesses of "the old regime, ite apathy for the weal of democracy, fand the useful treaties, If Sun Yat-son, the Father of the Revolution, belonged by his father to the also was a Cantonese. This young. Heungshan district, Kang. Vu-wel
Titerate was the frst to succeed adroitly turning the mind of the Emperor Kuangau towards reforms needed. by the Empl Tu this immense country, Chinese have very' different. tendencies character. The man from the south fs nervous and enterprisings grombler and an agitator. The Chinese of the contre is easily satisfied sith the sulflciency derived from the fertility of his. sell and the cultured man surrenders. him-act more. particularly to studies Kiangan and Chéliang were, in old China, the paradise of the literati The Chinese from the north. is calm, energetic, easily handled. he! Chinese from the west is proud and nil his independence of to. political inde pendence.
Who docs' not know the Superb gait of the Szechuanese? Besides, Szechuan is the richest and the most populated province of hi
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