Again questioned by a Chinese newspaperman, he said thatthe trouble with the Chinese people is their apathy towards political questions. They boil up over something and then subside into political lethargy. There is no constant and healthy public expression on poll-tical questions, General Hau was unable to state whether he was going to Peking or whether he would remain here, He is waiting for telegrams, If he does not participate in the Gover ment, he proposes to visit all the provinces of China, just as he has visited the countries of Europe, "Little" Hsu, presents a rather interesting personality, Short, stocky, he has a rather Semitic east to his features so often found in Kiangsu where he was born and. his eyes twinkle with geniality, His Jerky replies, his almost constant Short, nervous movements, his defi-nitoness in conversation, indicate fan unusual type among the stolid and passive Chinese one generally meets in yamen
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