قراءة كتاب Where Half The World Is Waking Up The Old and the New in Japan, China, the Philippines, and India, Reported With Especial Reference to American Conditions
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Where Half The World Is Waking Up The Old and the New in Japan, China, the Philippines, and India, Reported With Especial Reference to American Conditions
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| VIII. | Manchuria: Fair and Fertile | 70 |
| Some First-hand Stories of the Russo-Japanese War | ||
| A Bit of History with a Lesson | ||
| The Site of the World's Next Great War | ||
| Manchuria: Fair and Fertile | ||
| Fat Harvests of Food, Feed, and Fuel | ||
| A Land Where Everybody "Knows Beans" | ||
| Golden Opportunities for Stock-raising | ||
| Better Plows and Level Culture | ||
| Graves as Thick as Corn Shocks |
| IX. | Where Japan Is Absorbing an Empire | 78 |
| Manchuria the One Great Oriental Empire Not Yet Developed | ||
| Its Strategic Importance | ||
| Why the "Open Door" Concerns Us All | ||
| Japan's Shrewd Policies {xiii} | ||
| Contempt of Chinese Authority | ||
| Japan at Home vs. Japan in Manchuria | ||
| How the Open Door Policy Was Violated | ||
| Will Manchuria Go the Way of Korea? | ||
| A Bit of Chinese Wit and Wisdom | ||
| Truth Is in the Interest of Peace. |
| X. | Light from China on Problems at Home | 93 |
| A Chinese Martyr-Hero | ||
| The Most Tremendous Moral Achievement of Recent Times | ||
| A Lesson for America | ||
| Putting Officials on Salaries | ||
| Money Changers and Title Changers | ||
| Making Education Practical | ||
| The Parcels Post and Tariff Reform. |
| XI. | The New China: Awake and at Work | 102 |
| The Coming National Parliament | ||
| The Successful War Against Opium | ||
| China's Right-about-face in Education | ||
| Building Up an Army | ||
| Attacking the Graft System | ||
| Railroads, Posts, and Telegraphs | ||
| America's Relations with China. |
| XII. | A Trip into Rural China | 116 |
| The Camels from Mongolia | ||
| Strange Traffic and Travel in Nankou Pass | ||
| The Great Wall of China | ||
| Surprisingly Progressive Farming Methods. |
| XIII. | From Peking to the Yangtze-Kiang | 123 |
| Street Life in Peking | ||
| History That Is History | ||
| Martyrdoms That Have Enriched the World | ||
| Average Wages 15 to 18 Cents a Day | ||
| Homes Without Firesides | ||
| All China a Vast Cemetery | ||
| Keeping on Good Terms with Dragons | ||
| The Blessings of Our Alphabet | ||
| Confucius as a Moral Teacher | ||
| My Friendship with a Descendant of Confucius. |
| XIV. | Sidelights on Chinese Character and Industry | 132 |
| Healthy Public Sentiment | ||
| Slavery and Foot-binding Still Practised | ||
| "Big Feet No B'long Pretty" | ||
| The Popularity of a No. 2 Wife | ||
| The Virtue That Is Next to Godliness Largely Disregarded | ||
| Some Discredited Americans Discovered Abroad | ||
| A 600-Mile Trip on the Yangtze {xiv} River | ||
| An Interview with Wu Ting Fang | ||
| Farming on the Yangtze | ||
| Shanghai Factory Laborers Paid 12 Cents a Day. |
| XV. | Farewell to China | 142 |
| A City of 2,000,000 People Without a Vehicle | ||