The Chinese
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However, other con- siderations have now a certain bearing there. Around the Black Stone of Mukden, which the Manchus consider the center of the earth, circles a new influence, — that of the Japanese. Whether this will drive the Manchus into the arms of the Chinese, as the loss of Hanover endeared the Guelph house to the British, remains to be seen.
There is no caste question to fetter the race, as India has been retarded and disrupted, and if China is only now approaching a constitutional gove...rnment, she has CHINA, POLITICAL AND PICTURESQUE 199 long been preparing for it by the most wonderful dem- ocracy of letters which the world has ever known. The old divisions of society fall into Scholars, Farmers. Ar- tisans, Merchants; the Soldier and the Priest having no standing, and being called the " Trouble Makers. " The new divisions are to be, Literature, Politics, Trade, — which is probably one more division than we have in our own.
An emigration of one million a year is rapidly filling up Malay, Borneo, Java, Siam and Burmah with Chinese, and sealing them in bonds of blood, literature and com- merce, to the home land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, other con- siderations have now a certain bearing there. Around the Black Stone of Mukden, which the Manchus consider the center of the earth, circles a new influence, — that of the Japanese. Whether this will drive the Manchus into the arms of the Chinese, as the loss of Hanover endeared the Guelph house to the British, remains to be seen.
There is no caste question to fetter the race, as India has been retarded and disrupted, and if China is only now approaching a constitutional gove...rnment, she has CHINA, POLITICAL AND PICTURESQUE 199 long been preparing for it by the most wonderful dem- ocracy of letters which the world has ever known. The old divisions of society fall into Scholars, Farmers. Ar- tisans, Merchants; the Soldier and the Priest having no standing, and being called the " Trouble Makers. " The new divisions are to be, Literature, Politics, Trade, — which is probably one more division than we have in our own.
An emigration of one million a year is rapidly filling up Malay, Borneo, Java, Siam and Burmah with Chinese, and sealing them in bonds of blood, literature and com- merce, to the home land.
What to read after The Chinese?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomson John Stuart to read onlineMoreLess
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