Hunan, and Tsinghua apparently agrees, would be an ideal place. Tt is suMlelently removed to be safe from sudden attack. The Canton-HHankow Railroad is expected to be finished by me, thus opening the province south well as north: while bus connec tions (one day) to Nanchang open the route fo the east and Shanghai, Under the thoroughly capable administration of its Commissioner of Education, Dr. Chu Ching-lung, and with the sympathy of ils "scholarly-inclined Governor Ho Chien are about ninety middle schools and 23,000 elementary Schools In the province, Nationally known are: Ming Teh, a private school for boys, Yale-in-China's Yali, the Presbyterian girls' school, Fu-Hslans and T-Fang, small but select schoo! for iris run by the descendants of famous 'Tseng Kuo-tan, Edueating 26,000 middle "shoot students and 870,000 primary students, Hunan is ripe for the establishment of fa first class. university within' its Borders, Tt has now only oxy" the rather mediocre Hunan University, across the Slang River from Changsha, where ce-operation with one of the Peiping universities: might be. prof ably contemplated by both: parties, as mentioned above, jealousy or personal feelings prevail
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