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Is Stuart Redden Chinese, or American? After the 918 Incident, Situ Leiden led Master Yan to march in the streets, raising his arms and shouting: "Down with Japanese imperialism!" ”

Stuart was born in Hangzhou in June 1876 to American missionary parents. In 1904, he began to preach in China and participated in the establishment of Hangzhou Yuying Academy (later Zhejiang University). In 1908, he was appointed professor of Greek at Jinling Theological Seminary in Nanjing.

Since 1919, he has been the president and dean of Yenching University. He served as U.S. ambassador to China in 1946 and left China in August 1949.

He is both a politician and a scholar, a cunning adversary and a warm friend;

In the entire 20th century, there was probably no American who was as involved in China's political, cultural, and educational fields as Dr. Stuart as he was, and had an immeasurable impact.

Sisantu Leiden (June 24, 1876 – September 19, 1962) was an American missionary, founder of Yenching University, and U.S. ambassador to China. Born in Hangzhou in 1876 to American missionary parents, he began his mission in China in 1904, and in 1906 Stuart Layden's only son, Jack, was born in Hangzhou. Since 1919, he has been the president and dean of Yenching University.

He served as U.S. ambassador to China in 1946 and left China in August 1949. Because of ***'s "Farewell, Situ Chong Grinds Qi Leiden", it is well known to women and children in China. He died in Washington, D.C., September 19, 1962.

He had always hoped to be able to send his ashes to China and bury them on the campus of Yenching University. On November 18, 2008, the interment ceremony of Situ Leiden's ashes was held in Anxian Garden, Hangzhou, and his last wish was finally fulfilled.

An American, born in Hangzhou, became president of Yenching University in 1919 and U.S. ambassador to China in 1946. The chairman wrote the famous chapter of the spine servant, "Farewell, Stuart Leiden".

Hopefully. Serry Wild Shed.

He is a foreigner, not a Chinese.

As a foreigner, Stuart Layden could have lived a comfortable life in the United States, but he spent most of his life making China his home and working for China, founding Yenching University, which is among the world's first-class. Only this spirit of fraternity has completely exploded, and most Chinese who verbally love the country but actually go with the flow.

Born in Hangzhou, China, Mr. Stuart was a missionary in China and founded Yenching University, one of China's top universities at the time. During the May Fourth Movement, he led a student march, and the Japanese came, and he spent more than three years in prison, hoping for peace, freedom and democracy in China.

As an ambassador, it is the duty to implement the policy of the United States, otherwise he will be replaced, as long as he is the ambassador of the United States, it is the same for anyone. But in real life, we pay less attention to the work of a person we know, at least when we evaluate it objectively. Just because you're strong at work doesn't mean you're not an approachable person in the eyes of your family and friends.

Some people only have the word "profit" in their eyes, and other facts are obscured. What interests has he harmed China? He wanted peace in China, so he reconciled the relationship between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, and he wanted China to grow, so he prepared for the establishment of Yenching University, and he devoted his whole life to China, but the result was said by many people to be cultural aggression, profitable, and pretending to be ...... loveIngratitude is nothing more than that, right?