Review of Conditions in China $26,500 Seized in Hongkong Arrive Here Activities covering the past year in the eld of Christian publishing are! embraced in "Nourishing the New! Life" the annual report of the Chris tian' Literature Society" for China, which has just been issued. With unprejudiced outlook, the 45-page booklet sets out present-day issues and problems in a clear-cut style, and reviews such outstanding " developments as China's New Lite Move. ments, and the economic and soc! status of the country in general. With|. commendable frankness, the special Reed for contemporary books. that interpret the relation of Christian ethics to Chinese life, good theological books, and volumes suitable for youth, It is revealed that the Society has published over #5 new books during the past year, two of which contain more than 500 pages, two over 400 ages, five over 300 pages, and eight over 200 pages. In addition to these ambitious undertakings, 91 reprint have been issued, bringing the total output to over 176 titles. The report draws attention to the fact that this slightly under rs record, but reminds that the press output is hardly tess, owing to th of the frst volume of the of Christ and. the year's production.
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