The elimination of the Russians land the breaking off of the alliance with Soviet Russia forces upon the Party the need of revision of its foreign policy and requires keen judgment and statesmanship in an appraisal of the significance to China of the various nations with interests in this country. _Outstanding are, of course, Great Britain and Japan." With the former, a resumption of friendly relations becomes Increasingly dificult as episodes pile and one wonders what the end will be. For just as the average foreigner is bitter over the Nanking Incident, so do. the. Chinese point to incidents over which they wax irritable. There is at present unmistakeable tendency toward more friendly and understanding relationship with Great Britain but] there seem to be all kinds of obstacles in the way which no one knows how to remove. In fact, every attempt to achieve a clearing fof the past, leads only to greater, misunderstandings and arouses greater antagonisms, Here is a Problem which requires the utmost statesmanship on both sides and it is still doubtful whether in the present state of both Chinese and foreign public opinion anything can be accomplished. It is often suggested among somewhat pro-British
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