Changing China

1912

Assisted by Lady Florence Cecil

Contents p.vii
China in transition
I. What has awakened China? p.3
II. What China means to the world p.20
III. Oriental and occidental p.36
IV. Foreign relations of China p.44
V. Chinese civilisation - its weak side p.56
VI. Chinese civilisation - its good side p.70
VII. Railways and rivers p.80
VIII. The cities of China p.95
IX. Opium p.107
X. The women's question p.121
XI. Chinese architecture p.137
Religions of China and the missionary
XII. Religions in China p.147
XIII. Confucian philosophy and western culture p.163
XIV. Interview at Nanking p.172
XV. Roman Catholic missions in China p.183
XVI. Other missions p.198
XVII. The effect of Western literature in China p.207
XVIII. Medical missions p.220
XIX. Movement in Korea and Manchuria p.232
XX. The future of Christianity in China p.242
The new and the old learning
XXI. Education, chiefly missionary p.253
XXII. Government educational system p.266
XXIII. The same in practice p.279
XXIV. Difficulties in the way of education p.293
XXV. The need of a university explained p.305
XXVI. The need of a university explained (continued) p.317
XXVII. Conclusion p.325
Appendix. Will Russia be represented on the mission field? p.329
Index p.337

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