By We Aruce Shanghai, Oct. 3, It is in the nature of the Chinese to be hospitable. To them hospitality is "not Just a" word but a pleasurable task to. be faithfully executed. Be it modern or old" style entertainment the thoroughness of it does warm the heart. 'This hospitality isnot confined to visitors from. distant shores. Like charity, as one is 30 often admonished, it' should begin 'St home. Thus,' it is a quality which is well nurtured among the Chinese people. It is part of one's upbringing that one should heartily entertain one's guests, be they' re-natives, friends or travellers from distant provinces, no matter what the occasion may be. If it is one serious import or solemn discussion, alt the more reason that the sombreness be tempered. with lightness, in order to put people at their' ease which, after ally the essence of good manners, and to preserve a proper balance, Such an occasion was the thir teenth conference of the China CHARMING rorTRaIr Miss Bonnie Zau, who is popular in the younger Chinese social groups.
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