is likely to take place.
that,
Indeed it is hoped, in
due course, that the normal avenues of trade and
intercourse will be reopened, since it is felt that
authorities in
feel the for
the new masters of China will need a well-established
and prosperous port for the conduct of business with
the external world, without which it appears most
unlikely that China's own prosperity can ever be
achieved.
4. Hong Kong thus remains a very valuable and
important outpost of British trade and influence in
the Far East. Unable, at present, to admit tas
/
or all the students who make application,
with its buildings not fully restored since the
Japanese occupation, and with totally inadequate hostel and
other accommodation, now that the Chinese Universities are
closed, and are likely to remain closed so far as can be
seen for an indefinite period, to British cultural
our
influence, the position of Hong Kong University, is one,
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the wider functions originally envisaged by the Council,
it can nevertheless play an exceedingly important part
both
educationally, not only for Hong Kong itself, but for
expect to prefil,
at any rate
for the time being,
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5. It should not be forgotten that/in the past
throughout Malaya and elsewhere in the Far East, it has in the fast
cumally shooking
always been the desire of Chinese parents who could
afford it
to have their sons educated in Chinese
it/to
Universities.
not
many of them It is likely, however, that they thai sons
will/wish the to proceed to Communist-controlled
universities, and Hong Kong University, it is felt,
may become increasingly important to Chinese who
are anxious for their sons to secure their higher
education in a Chinese atmosphere. This situation, it is
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thuviisity thought, may well more than counterbalance/any loss of
/students
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