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流动才波动

Attilio Nebuloni,Giorgio Vignati.. Through his invention of the typewriter, Mr. Chi had availed himself with an insight of the nature of Chinese characters. This intimate acquaintance suggested to him the possibilities of simplifying the arrangement of the Chinese dictionary. As a byproduct of the typewriter, the new device of the

Outwit

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-75117-5th the endeavor of the literacy movement in the past decade or so, there at least ought to be some forty million children who are able to read and write now. It is true that there are many factors involved, but the fact still remains that the method used in the whole movement is inefficient and need

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Gissel Velarde,David Meredith,Tillman Weydefficult that it condemned 80% of the people to illiteracy. Requiring years of study, it was possible only for the privileged few to master the tens of thousands of Chinese characters necessary to read and write. The students and intellectuals, who call themselves “cultural workers,” have taken upon

小口啜饮

狂热文化

Jeffrey L. Krichmar,Slawomir J. Nasuto to work out a method of education which would be of real service to the peasants. It has been an effort to supplement what the regular school system cannot do. It has been an attempt to develop an education from native soil as against education imported from foreign lands which have different histo

起草

K. T. Blackwell,T. P. Vogl,D. L. Alkont, liberty and justice are what the Chinese people want. Democracy is an old tradition in China. A great Chinese once said, “Heaven sees through the eyes and hears through the ears of the people.” This is a cardinal principle of the Republic of China.

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