Titlebook: English Writings of Hu Shih; Literature and Socie Hu Shih,Chih-P‘ing Chou Book 2013 Foreign Language Teaching and Research Publishing Co.,

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230599291“I was very fond of strange stories when I was a child. In my village-school days, I used to buy stealthily the popular novels and historical recitals. Fearing that my father and my teacher might punish me for this and rob me of these treasures, I carefully hid them in secret places where I could enjoy them unmolested.

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A Literary Revolution in ChinaThe so-called “Chinese literary revolution” which has aroused so much opposition in conservative quarters but which certainly has all promises of success, means simply a conscious demand for a living literature—a literature which shall be written in the spoken tongue and shall truly represent the life and needs of the people.

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Introduction to ,“I was very fond of strange stories when I was a child. In my village-school days, I used to buy stealthily the popular novels and historical recitals. Fearing that my father and my teacher might punish me for this and rob me of these treasures, I carefully hid them in secret places where I could enjoy them unmolested.

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Introduction to ,Mr. George E. Sokolsky has done a great service to the reading public, Chinese as well as foreign, by giving us the first connected story of the Chinese Eastern Railway.. There is, as far as I am aware, no book in any language which tells this story from an impartial and unbiased standpoint.

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Essay in I Believe: The Personal Philosophies of Certain Eminent Men and Women of Our TimeWhat do I now think of my own philosophy of life of almost 10 years ago? Have I grown dissatisfied with it? Or has it grown more real to me as a result of maturer experience?

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