Criticisms of Young Chinese iw London: And So Much The Chinese visitors in London at present like least the cold food that served in summer time, Most things to eat must be warm in China, according to a Chinese bride who has spent her honeymoon in England. It made her shiver to think of drinking cold water!
In China people always have tea, Even the children drink tea, although s-betimes only little more than coloured water.
Another strange English custom is the. taking of sweets with every meal. In China sweets are only added on occasions when there is Jong menu. An ordinary Chi meal seems long enough! of four or six bowls containing soup, chicken, an egg dish, pork, vegetable, and always rice.
"Every Chinese girl can cook," said that little bride, "because sees her mother or her mother-Jaw cooking. When the mother is too old to look after the faintly, son's wife takes her place, never a daughter, because she would not have the Great Family. There are the parents, the brothers, the sisters, and sisters in-law. They all live together, and the women make the dresses at home. But because such a great family cannot arrange things very well, little by little it is changing.
"After the brothers marry sometimes they live in another place, but one son must always live with the parents and the parents choose the son they like best to live with them.
"Chinese weddings are on whole simpler and freer than the in this country. Even in more conservative families where Parents have much to s choice of a husband, they usually have to get the daughter's consent, "Not all Chinese girls merry. Some earn their own living. They live with the great family, or by themselves, near their work. Women's social dabs are being started also where they can live. The girls who are studying at the Chine universities intend to enter the protensions, where there is practically no, prejudice against "We always held respect in Chins for they have been the guardians of the home, which is considered very important. Chinese women have already got the vote in one or two of the Provincial States, and in other provinees a resolution has been parsed to grant women the vi te "Because Chinese women are mow s0 occupied with social work and higher education, the sole jedueation of the children is passing somewhat from their hands to kindergarten schools. Chinese children have been remarkably like their mothers is character and dis position hitherto because they have been brought up by them."
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attracted large "numbers Buddhists to the monastery and haa Jed to a great outburst of religious zeal in the district. could only finish third behind Julai and Seradella and the re Proves—as was thought—that she is deficient in stamina. The pace vas slow and she went off at a dash but soon collapsed and the race 88 far as she was concerned was over. I fear that Saucy Sue drops out of the ranks of really great animals. The distance wi six furlong: and 182 yards.
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