Nanking's pronouncement with regard to its foreign policy is an interesting example of the inability of old Chinese scholars to avoid es-writing. In and out of season, the Genro' of Nanking produc essays, long, insignificant essays, which y the Chinese enjoy 'a8 $0 many Chinese newspapers publish them. Foreigners find what they contoist trivial and far from the realities as to be unworthy of attention, were it not that these essays in' themselves depict the intellectual, moribundity of what remains of the Kuomintang.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.