The Regeneration of New China
The Regeneration of New China
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A traffic in children between parts of the land of China, carried on by Cliinese, is one of the outstand- ing social evils of to-day. A Chinese writes in the World's Chinese Students' Journal, ^ 1 March issue, 1912.
194 Regeneration of New China dealing with this subject : "I know of no nation but China which has, up to this day, recognized the sale of its own native-born children as within the legal powers of parents. The invariable excuse for the act ... Is the poverty of the parents. . . . T...his very excuse is a serious reflection on the philanthropic arrangements of the Chinese nation and on the duties of a State to its citizens. There is a yet sadder and more serious consideration, and that is, that ... In consequence of the legahty of the sale of children there exists a numerous class whose sole livelihood is the traffic in children for immoral purposes, and of kidnappers who steal away the hope and joy of honest parents and plunge the kindest hearts into the bitterest depths of unavailing sorrow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A traffic in children between parts of the land of China, carried on by Cliinese, is one of the outstand- ing social evils of to-day. A Chinese writes in the World's Chinese Students' Journal, ^ 1 March issue, 1912.
194 Regeneration of New China dealing with this subject : "I know of no nation but China which has, up to this day, recognized the sale of its own native-born children as within the legal powers of parents. The invariable excuse for the act ... Is the poverty of the parents. . . . T...his very excuse is a serious reflection on the philanthropic arrangements of the Chinese nation and on the duties of a State to its citizens. There is a yet sadder and more serious consideration, and that is, that ... In consequence of the legahty of the sale of children there exists a numerous class whose sole livelihood is the traffic in children for immoral purposes, and of kidnappers who steal away the hope and joy of honest parents and plunge the kindest hearts into the bitterest depths of unavailing sorrow.
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