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By the Golden Gate

CHAPTER VIII
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He was dressed in the Chinese fashion with the traditional queue hanging down behind.

He presented altogether a striking appearance, and you would single him out from a crowd as a man of more than ordinary cultivation and ability.

He talked English fluently, and it was a pleasure to listen to him.

He has well defined views regarding China and other countries.
When questioned about the Flowery Kingdom, he said that the people were very conservative, that they do not wish for change, and that Chinese women dress as they did thousands of years ago.

He remarked, however, that there is a younger generation of Chinamen who long for a change and for reform in methods, I suppose after the manner of the so-called "Young Turks" in the Sultan's dominions.


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