Students Spark Nationwide Strike in China Lead by 20 000
Miss Harriet Smith S W C A student secretary in Shanghai recounts how about 20 000 Chinese students aged twelve to twenty one organized to oust militarists from Beijing. They formed the Chinese Students Patriotic Society, issued four demands including ending the 21 demands by Japan and restoring Shantung to China. They used propaganda, public speaking, and literature to awaken patriotism, faced arrests, yet organized prison solidarity and economic pressure from bankers and merchants to force concessions.
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American student movement aids China’s republic shift
Miss Smith, visiting scholar from Richmond, outlines how Chinese women and students led a largely peaceful revolution. They translated literature to phonetic script, boycotted Japanese goods, and produced patriotic hats and parasols while mobilizing guilds for organized action. She notes China’s social solidarity, noncaste guild structure, and belief that a new national party forms from student leadership, urging Christian groups to support them. The W A C is assisting women entrants as vacations end and summer work begins.
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