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9. Some characteristics of the Oriental mind.
Respect for firm-
ness, combined with civility. Sense of humour.
The rise of Nationalion in China.
U.S.A. and China.
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12.
An explanation:
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Hong Kong and the Chinese.
The lack of British counter-propaganda. The value of Hong Kong
for purposes of British propagania in China. An excellent Oxford
Pamphlet: Sir John Pratt's 'Gzeat Britain and China' and educa-
tional textbooks in Hong Kong.
The diplomatic service in China and the Confucian pri..ciples of 'virtue and wisdom' a few valuable extracts from the Analects. Requirements, besides character and integrity, tact and wisdom, of le qualities of keenness of humour and observation, a fair Anowledge of the Chinese language, culture and etiquette, and an inside knowledge of the people through a short period of a lew weeks spent with a Chinese family in Chinese surroundings and a few weeks of travel in China. The advantages of understanding and being understood by the Chinese people.
Promotion of an asuociation in Hong Kong for returned Chinese students, graduates of universities in the British Empire, and encouragement to such an association for purposes of British propaganda.
The Chinese British subject and Britisk propaganda in the Far Tast.