To the Editor of the NostH-Cuixa Day News."
Sm,—Hurrah! "Big Bill" Thompson is not alone im his campaign to have history re-written! "Following your leader, "Common Saying Re-fated," comes "Paul" with tribution on conceit, ete. "Paul" re-inds me of the saying of Lao Tse, Man is an infant born at midnight, who, when he sees the sun rise, thinks that yesterday never existed."
Might I suggest 2 paragraph for the new history as follows: "A most important discovery has been made by an archelogist_ named Paul, which solves the age-old problem fof Stonehenge. After years of research he has put forth the claim that a renegade Droid leader in a fit of anger one night rallied his forces and quitted, taking with them the sacrificial altars to a new promised land. When they had reached the plains of Hungary, a quarrel broke out and the force divided into two parties. The first party came to Egypt and there utilized the stones they had brought with them in the building of the Pyramids, disparage China's civilization, in so many lines did he put to nought hi 's language, her writing, her forts, in fact, her everything.
What authority is Paul that he should in such sweeping condemnations consign to the basket China's 40 centuries of civilization, "Paul" says:—China's language is monosyll abie, Where is the harm the at. it should]
Her religion ancestor-worship, Is this religion so execrable, so bar-barons, so incomparable o some the religions practiced by white men. If 50, would he not say why, Her literature, painting and music not to. by compared to European, And wherefore do you see the superjority. Are you an adept in Chinese
painting that you. make your com Imusic, "accomplished in Chinese Parlaons 'Her' writing hieroglyphic, So was that of the Egyptian. And would you besmirch. fair Egypt. fear me you will, and in like manner India, Persia, and all the nations of the would be under your heels.
Remember, Paul, that the worl land Mahomet (who was an Arab) were brown men is rather astonish~ ing, and it is highly humiliating to European science that the Chinese [sage Mr. Foh Bing-lee should be the first to find out this wonderful fact.
Mfr, Foh has, however; the extras ordinary modesty not to mention
Jamongst the achievements of China' tciene, architecture, and seulpeure civilization; but he mentions litera~ ture, painting and music, and aske "and wherefore do you see the superiority" (of Europe). Though Europe may not have produced literature in any way comparable to "The Three Principles," anyone who has even the remotest iden of it il tell Mr. Foh, that China's Jiterature is absolutely immeasurably in ferior to Europe's. A comparison, between Europe's and China' ise to ry of pictorial art, ancient well modern, show' that ancient European art was very much superior to Chinese and that if modern European art may be classified as 100,000 Chinese may be [classified as practically nil, and the [same applies to music, race's civilization, or culture, made up of, and measured by, achievements, past and present, in the way of spoken and written language, religion, science (in all its branches}, architecture, sculpture, literature, painting, and music: and that the Nationalist Government has Kept the situation outside ths Settlement fairly well in hand during the past six months must also be considered as contributing during the term under review. to the normal working conditions attendance, The others continued eastward and stianonat wowews [fic Mer, Cee wall previously known as the Great two greatest' men, Gautama Bhudda jy single one of the does China Jong Jesus Christ. were brown m and may with equal facility add Janother two, likewise brown' men, who might be placed almost on the same pedestal the two foremen-bear comparison to Europe. Had China never existed, the eilivization of the world would not have been the least poorer than it in to-day China, baft and present, has con ing any of China. Thay has the my; "Have the white race prodaced any|llivisation, of cot ture of the Worle, tioned, Mahomet and Confucius. [tributed—nothi the However, you are all well aware that whenever movements of Chi- ations tie eeenay tee of Song Of the Joint Com- story of Stonehenge been solved and such as these.
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whichever faction may be rath SOL sues sPautr|vauned seieatine eared tog tay Mey fate in power, this ix always made the the German Women's Clu in wericketer and knocks balls about automobiles, telephones and einem: Chairmen, Mrs. H. Yorke Irwine, loppily ax he uses English words, And show me only one who may be opportunity for activity" by the radical "clement whose object Vice-Chairman of the British Women's Association, and Mrs. I C,|for the bowler, Vit: then he must indeed be easy game: Pike aughest Sonatheencon te Met, of the Shanghai Chinese Y. W- course, ix well versed in the art of A thinker, of mentioned comparable to the four above-Iam, ete, {he suffering of indecent wastes' G- An Recording Seereary, Min. B- deduction, "Pati" last is not of Fon Brxcure he suffering of innocent workers. G; Ag Recording Secretary, Ins. alas! Is not of osa: ow. 24, 19Eh Peraistant chaos uch as we have sociation of University Women; tre; that Chao "believes that having 806 seen would ultimately degenerate Yoth the mental and manual effi ciency of workmen, with the ¢con-surer, Mrs. C, M. da Basto Silva, of the "Portuguese Women's Clubs Chairmen of Standing Committees cessfully passed through an American college, oF university... ihe has proved himself unreliable.
To the Editor of the Nori-CuiNa Dany News."
Sm—Mr, Foh Bing-lee, on Nov: ination if she can only change her tendencies toward half-truths "and conceit into a real love of truth and reasonableness, Tam, ete,
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