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TWENTIETH CENTURY |

One of the great social revolutions of human history is
currently being enacted in China. Each of us will be
affected in some way by these events. While many of oe
us would like to go to China to "see for ourselves"
few of us will have a chance to do so.

    

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This course will feature persons who have recently te
visited China - providing an opportunity to hear first- ee
hand reports of the sweeping changes they have witnessed. Most speakers
will feature their own slides or otherwise illustrate their personal
experiences.

This series is co-sponsored by Douglas College, the New Westminster Public
Library and the Canada-China Friendship Association. The co-ordinator is
Jane King, a history instructor.

February 25th AN OVERVIEW OF CHINA EARL WILLMOTT

Mr.Willmott, noted lecturer, author,
resident of China, will present an overview of historical changes,
effects of liberation, the cultural revolution to the present,

 

former missionary and long-time
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FAMILY AND CHILD CARE KATHERINE SMITH

Health care organization in China has brought enormous changes. Ms.Smith,
a Vancouver nurse, will describe general health care, “barefoot doctors,"

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what the family contributes and how these interact.

PROF. RENE GOLDMAN

Prof.Goldman, well-known Sinologist, is with the Dept. of Asian Studies at
U.B.C. He will discuss the rise of Imperialism, the opium wars, the
Republic of Sun Yat Sen and events since 1949-with future implications.

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March 10th IMPERIAL AND REPUBLICAN CHINA

March 17th PEOPLE'S CHINA BING THOM

Mr.Thom, a local architect, will analyze new Chinese internal policies,
the emphasis on "self-reliance", Chinese political fears and underground
cities, and how policies are currently implemented.

March 24th EDUCATION IN CHINA GARY ONSTAD

An overview of the entire educational system from kindergarten onwards will
be presented by Mr.Onstad, a local teacher. Special emphasis on the role
of education and child-care facilities.

ART AND CULTURE IN CHINA PROFESSOR SAM BLACK

distinguished Canadian artist, teaches in the Faculty of
He will discuss the role art plays in moulding the ideas
Prof.Black will feature his own illustrations.

March 3lst

Professor Black,
Education U.8.C.
of the Chinese people,

PLACE: Auditorium, New Westminster Public Library
716 - 6th Ave., New Westminster.
TIME: 6 Wednesdays, 7:30 to 9:30 P.M.
FEE: $8

PRE-REGISTRATION IS ADVISED! For information call Admissions, Douglas
College, 588-6404» oF Lillian Zimmerman, Liberal Arts, 521-4851 (236).