Japanese Aggression Revives Chinese Spirit Here
An Oriental student at the College of Education discusses Chinese national unity amid Japan's expansion on the mainland. P.J. Yuen, a Chinese educator from Nanking, describes government modernization, railway and school development, and the push to resist aggression while predicting continued Chinese resistance and eventual stronger defenses. He notes public support for Shanghai defense and a broad nationalist mood across China despite political splits.
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Mi Yuen explains boycott impact on China and Japan
Mi Yuen describes how a boycott would persist across China from youth to far provinces, urging citizens to support resistance against Japanese aggression. He notes voluntary clubs of ten people exposing buyers of Japanese goods and warns that made in Japan items remain common in Chinese shops.
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