Dr, Ferguson outlined the growth of China's cultural development, When he first came here, studying historical tomes was about as inter esting a3 reading a new issue of tne Oxford Dictionary, but now, with some of the rarest treasures of the world before the eyes, histories research not only was brighter but much more accurate, Tt was ¢lfl~ cult to reconstruct the ancient Life for China without the aid of ancient bronze and fades, The opening of museums also had brought forth many objects formerly h.dden born by Government and private collec tors, who were afraid of "disappear ance by strategy."
Chinese artistic work greatly needed the assistance of a scientific system, which Dr, Ferguson described fas already aiding in the correct atologuing of museum pieces. losing, Dr.
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