The Archive · 1927

Ming Dynasty

The men with. nationalistic ideas new very well that they couldn't count entirely on the scholars for the maintenance of nationalistic principles, and so gathered the lower classes and homeless wanderers into] their societies, entrusting the principles. of nationalism to them for preservation. Because these men were the dregu of society, the part they played brought thei into contempt on. account of their base} actions. Their of uncouth Janzunve in the propagation of their tenets caused men to glee no heed them, so that the old officials of the Ming Dynasty were" seen really men of worth and brilliance. As for their desize to preserve the dea of nationalism, in this maneer, Gt. is similar to what happened during the Taiping Rebellion. Men of. wealth naturally hid their treasures in-costly iron chests, bot when robbers entered the houses, the owners feating that the chests Why Nationallam Became: Decadent as been rebdoed.1"

Why fit that|pacharians were all ented to acae and' and will certainly be destroyed in will certain dendundoyed 'China having been twice conquered, Mirena of Chine, decease there one fcbece on. recount of the 'Chinese has lost its idea of nationalism? eigcraey tatwont loom asi Sansoete omen' of toe three int to-day to This is indeed st If we the Chinese. Thi mon-distinction] factors increase of the populations are the reason we It find it of great between the two is the principle of of foreign nations, political many, but the chief is because of interest. China before her subugadomination, and economic pressure:

by a foreign people. When very cultured and omepaintn, now we. ena tien. which. many] apprehend the ation conquers another, it] exceedingly strong country, and con- hold, i me Sen which, many We already Say disabilities owing to foreign domint= naturally suppresses any thoughts] stantly styled herself The Great si 10 know is the lof independence. Take for stance Dgntfed Nation, Shu hed o repata|TTEY g'Rigd"

If 0, to, "al an 28¢ tion and economic stress, but our own population being large, it is not reich wan conquered by ton an a clvliard stay whist good; if not, then it is bad. leives _to|ctuey eountrcn were bar She|feedful for the whole world, then it ¢02¥ 0 realise the evils we sufier It itis of foreign the was supposed to be situated in the good; if-not then it is evil. The] because of the increas (Coreans, and so every sentence re-centre of the world, and called populations, We shall know very sede frigate aren, la order. to} Well in a hundred years' time, What kingdoms of the world use imperial. {fevring' tol Nationalism. is erated] self "The Central "Kingdom, from all the books in the schools sant Unity Such, Paras] pre ere tel own special renin 8 aa iota en of tainly rear Unity." Such phrases as ie en order. eer at a elon ao age and colleges of Corea. In thirty ore anotto semi th Towson to be rales of, he] csane of th, fron paver and [Coreans will-not know there is such weld acc this cnmopalitanian Pome presnewl ra o3 Tt nationality had not been lost, these place at Corea, and will not know forces certainly could not have that they are Coreans. Formerly dag th Gry stongmt russia harmed us. fame way. Therefore we know thet Rationalism has gradually grown the i" the world are Briton and fete the Marchus treated usin. the but they are not the only out ther The Lottery Ticket the chief reason for the ext idea of world dominion, and success fof nationalism amongst us, sive dynasties have "been subdued by a|ather people by the pautingated) Great Powers. Unfortunately the and success, are several.

These are called The But by what means have we lost the idea of nationality? On enquiry A'conquering nation for instance Chang Po Wang and **racter and ideas of there Up to the present have not changed, we find it dificult "to understand. se, Fae Sel oon ence eh Dah may the Pan Ting Yean of the Han Dynas a mre or Lat me illustrate by w story. 'This The Manghas knew this very well,|doms; or like Clive the manager of Begg a te to destroy] illustration' may not be appropriate, and become an|and has nothing at all to do with shed in 9 very the ace Tate CemsP0ny a" 'Dor independent power: When that tial or sublet, but T want to use it to vos Naha man aerral"thoseanis of' yer" China imum, Cla may be congmered explain my meaning. It is about eerclwaye carried out the principle 97, Britain, and the Chinese wilh something I myseié saw in Nang ratty as\ebien Lung, who tied of otsangcilising, the empire" anal become British aubjecte. Shall we|kong, Formerly there was 9 cote wMat\ealise, "Keane Hailhas subjugated all the emall states|be Well off or not? Scppese some) who every, frequented the Sou of himectt tat be was eupeciaily of Asin. But when China conquered Chinese become British subjects of steamer, Joti taking a bamboo octet ty he the ever ether countries, she did not act in American citizens, and help Britain} pole end two lengths of rope, with of China, and exhorted men not tothe same manner as Europeans at of America to conquer China" then} which carried passengers' ehpoee ita crpsineoreets but. Civion the present time who use nothing but it will be said that' we assent tojlugenge, This ws his dally occupa, Tang, even more crafty, destroyed barbarous methods. Her method|the Prifciple of cosmopolitanism. tion and means of livelihood, and more crafty, destroyed) art infigence men by: peaceable Let-meaak' yeo, will our consciences before long he had saved up over Sen cee hie time|means, and the small. and. weak be at rest?' If we are not bandy, ten dollars, At. that. time the|states' were: subdued by. what is it will be because of our Na-manila Lottery was being advertise the majority jecholars have had idea Fetes wes e bingly wed" the Tule|tiopalism. This being the cause of and he bought' a ticket' with Eationality, and it has only been of Right rather than that of Might. our unhappiness, we must see that money. Being without a home thig ited without permission.

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