Radicalism, to the extent of avow ed communism. is rampant among the students of China, Mr, MeDonald continued. He estimated that 90 per cent. of the students are radical, both those in China and abroad.
"Those young men and women often are charming, highly edueatea and pleasing in every respect. They go to college abroad, in England or the United States, and people there immediately decide that they are representative of all China, that every riesha coolie is just like them.
"But when they get back home there is no place for them. Perhaps they finally get a position, of some sort, but they are paid a ridiculously low wage, in spite of their training and their undeniable ability.
"So Tt is logical that they should become radicals. Being out of Job tends to produce that effect."
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