New Forces in Old China: An Inevitable Awakening

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PART I - OLD CHINA AND ITS PEOPLE - I. THE ANCIENT EMPIRE............ 15 II. DO WE RIGHTLY VIEW THE CHINESE...... 25 III. ATTITUDE TOWARDS FOREIGNERS-CHARACTER AND ACHIEVEMENTS.............. 35 IV. A TYPICAL PROVINCE............ 45 V. A SHENDZA IN SHANTUNG........... 52 VI. AT THE GRAVE OF CONFUCIUS......... 65 VII. SOME EXPERIENCES OF A TRAVELLER-FEASTS, INNS AND SOLDIERS.............. 84 - PART II - THE COMMERCIAL FORCE AND THE ECONOMIC REVOLUTION - VIII. WORLD CONDITIONS THAT ARE AFFECTING CHINA101 IX. THE ECONOMIC REVOLUTION IN ASIA......111 X. FOREIGN TRADE AND FOREIGN VICES......121 XI. THE BUILDING OF RAILWAYS.........130 - PART III - THE POLITICAL FORCE AND THE NATIONAL PROTEST - XII. THE AGGRESSIONS OF EUROPEAN POWERS....145 XIII. THE UNITED STATES AND CHINA.......154 XIV. DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS-TREATIES.......165 XV. RENEWED AGGRESSIONS............174 XVI. GROWING IRRITATION OF THE CHINESE—THE REFORM PARTY..............184 XVII. THE BOXER UPRISING...........193 - PART IV - THE MISSIONARY FORCE AND THE CHINESE CHURCH - XVIII. BEGINNINGS OF THE MISSIONARY ENTERPRISE—THE TAI-PING REBELLION AND THE LATER DEVELOPMENT...............217 XIX. MISSIONARIES AND NATIVE LAWSUITS.....228 XX. MISSIONARIES AND THEIR OWN GOVERNMENTS..236 XXI. RESPONSIBILITY OF MISSIONARIES FOR THE BOXER UPRISING................249 XXII. THE CHINESE CHRISTIANS.........268 XXIII. THE STRAIN OF READJUSTMENT TO CHANGED ECONOMIC CONDITIONS............280 XXIV. COMITY AND COOPERATION.........290 - PART V - THE FUTURE OF CHINA AND OUR RELATION TO IT - XXV. IS THERE A YELLOW PERIL..........305 XXVI. FRESH REASON TO HATE THE FOREIGNER...320 XXVII. HOPEFUL SIGNS...............333 XXVIII. THE PARAMOUNT DUTY OF CHRISTENDOM.....351 INDEX.......................371

PART I

II. DO WE RIGHTLY VIEW THE CHINESE

III. ATTITUDE TOWARDS FOREIGNERS—CHARACTER AND ACHIEVEMENTS

IV. A TYPICAL PROVINCE

V. A SHENDZA IN SHANTUNG

VI. AT THE GRAVE OF CONFUCIUS

VII. SOME EXPERIENCES OF A TRAVELLER—FEASTS, INNS AND SOLDIERS

PART II