The First Students from China Arrive

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Title

The First Students from China Arrive

Subject

Phillips Academy -- Alumni and Alumnae
Phillips Academy -- Chinese Students

Description

Beginning in 1871 the Chinese government began sending groups of 30 students every year to the United States to train them in the Western ways, as part of what was titled the Chinese Educational Mission. The students remained until 1881 when they were all called home, as the political climate in China underwent a great change. The students were scattered to various schools and Phillips Academy was one of those selected schools. Cheong Ling Chow became a railroad official and businessman. He later beacame known as Sir Shouson Chow.

Source

Cabinet Photograph File

Publisher

Phillips Academy

Rights

Communications Department Phillips Academy

Format

image/jpeg

Type

image

Files

Citation

“The First Students from China Arrive,” Digital Commonwealth , accessed May 20, 2013, http://digitalcommonwealth.org/items/show/5099.

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