It is only very rarely that one finds a Chinese who is both sufficiently Chinese and sufficiently Western to see the importance of describing or explaining for the West the basic ideas and values of the Chinese as a race. and has the capacity to make the ideas and values understandable to westernersinsofar as they can be articulated in English. The author of this article is Mr. Valentin Chu. born and educated in China. From VJ Day until 1949 he was a senior reporter for the China Press. an independent Englishlanguage daily in Shanghai. For the next 7 years he was TimeLife correspondent in Hong Kong where he specialized in analysis of Chinese Communist documents and publications and interviewed more than 500 refugees from the Communist mainland. Since 1956 Mr. Chu has gerved on Times editorial staff in New York.
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