China as Vast Enigma Immerses Scholars in Limits
The piece argues China’s immensity defies full understanding, noting scholars’ difficulty grasping its population and history. It cites census figures near 485 to 496 million, contrasts provinces like Chekiang and Tsinghai, and outlines dynastic cycles from early civil service roots to the 1912 revolution.
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Sabotage Suspected in Blast Amid China’s Turbulent Change
Analysts link a blast to possible sabotage as they note the 1912 revolution marked a stage in China’s transformation and recent events suggest ongoing change. Authorities consider the revolution may continue evolving for years.
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Too Big for Dimes Reader Exchange
Brief comic exchange shows a father and son negotiating allowance as the boy grows. The son asks for a dollar after claiming he’s too big to beg for dimes, reflecting a humorous parental moment about money and maturity.
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