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Miss Smedley Sees Civil War In China If U.S. Grants Loan
Chow En-Lai (Zhou Enlai), On Constitutional Government and Solidarity - an address by Chow En-Lai (Zhou Enlai) in the memorial meeting on the occasion of the 19th anniversary of Dr. Sun Yat-sen's (Sun Zhongshan) death, Mimeographed - 6 pp.
Unidentified snapshot of a Chinese Building.
In Manchuria, I stepped back into the Middle Ages. Yet industrialism was entering. (three views)
Ronald O. Hall, Bishop of Hongkong (Hong Kong), one of the most determined British friends of China in whose home I lived in Hongkong (Hong Kong). His chief work was the development of Chinese Industrial Cooperatives and the care of the wounded soldiers and refugees.
(Top photo) Editor, Ta Pieh Shan Er Pao (Da Bie Shan RiBao/ Da Bie Shan Daily), Lihwang (Lihuang), Anhwei (Anhui), This editor, now in the enemy rear, was once a young lecturer in a Peiping (Beijing) University. (Bottom photo) Soldiers of the New 4th Army Storm Guerrilla Detachment learn reading and writing.
(top photo) A slogan leader at a mass meeting in Yenan (Yan'an), Soviet China. (bottom photo) In the loess country of Northwest China. Villages dug in the hills and mountains.
An election meeting preceding elections for village leaders. Central Hupeh (Hubei). In this "living education" system, villagers were taught methods of democratic elections, village and town administration.
(Top photo)Throughout Central China I found peasants with guns under Military Training. (Bottom photo) Twice a year, high school graduates and younger local officials took competitive examinations to enter Government Officers Training Schools.
{Top photo)I lectured across the length of Honan (Henan) --to civilians, students, soldiers.(Bottom photo)The Army soldier dressers on the North Hupeh(Hubei) battlefront did the best they could for the wounded and the wounded were grateful.