Asked by a foreign visitor, who will leave shortly for home; where he was likely to meet General Chiang again, the Generalissimo replied:
"The Chinese National Government is not a corrupt and militarist regime such as those witnessed in China's past history, but a revolutionary government representing the Chinese race and nation.
"Every temporary reverse, suffered by the Chinese Army at present, means only the redoubling of China's T determination to continue her resistance. It would not be surprising it we met again in Hankow, and it is even possible that we will meet again in Nanking."—Reuter.
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