The Archive · 1932

Student Yearnings Jen. 14

It cannot be said that the crudescence of student violence Nanking is particularly jseatifying at this moment of month ago north-China. Daily News" was constrained to point out the seriousness of situation in which students—or, publication special arti loping that theme was given to a jo by a well-inform-no means unsympawho expounded psy features of the students in Chinese polity. In the course fof that article, which necessarily records of the past, it was assorted that, under when, by any: chance, one of the student or bolar class, did dishonour to his order by' committ teachers, the cerned in his up bri ed punishment.. The Jeannot be recalled. old times Nor is the student of to-day the mature worker in pursuit of knowledge. Moreover the revolutionary period, deriving some of its inspiration from new curen!s of thought in the world at large thas radically altered the relations between the child and his parent. In the West this has! not degenerated into indiscipline, except in the minds curable conservatives, but rather given a new freedom to parents and replaced an it sense of authority bya del ip. It would the change! 5 not been day int the Bri The other ish Parliamentary

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