CENTRE, Few Shanghai residents ever have opportunity of visiting Tsinanfu and therefor: the Tsinanfu Institute is not as well known as it deserves be, There is, however, no educa-jai centre in China which does ore valuable work, nor is there, it fely be added, any which i more popular amongst the Chines".
Briefly, the Tnstitute aims, by
date mneane of an extraordinarily up-to. and endeavours to show its pupils and visitors in what ways modern Chia may b" benefited by the exper of the West From Small Beginnings.
The work of th: Institute is a con rmuition of that begun on a small sole in Tsingehoufu in. 1887 and after ten years activity in Tsin vita, has renched-—as the annual rport for 1914 shows—a highly verseting and important stags of development.
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