Bertrand Russell. The Problem of China

London: George Allen & Unwin Ltd, 1923. - 260 p.This study of the history of China, its social forces and tendencies and the character of its people, was originally published in 1922, following the author's return from a year as Professor of Philosophy at the University of Beijing. Although much has happened in the years that have intervened, the book still has a great value and interest for all who are concerned to understand China and her future amongst the major nations of the world.Questions
China before the nineteenth century
China and the Western powers
Modern China
Japan before the restoration
Modern Japan
Japan and China before 1914
Japan and China during the war
The Washington conference
Present forces and tendencies in the Far East
Chinese and Western civilization contrasted
The Chinese character
Higher education in China
Industrialism in China
The outlook for China