"Return to a new line does not need to be translated, return as it is, all other Chinese must be translated into English: Chinese students studying in the United States (the first batch of government-sponsored students)

Author: Qian Gang, Hu Jinchao
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: They were friends of the great writer Mark Twain. They were received by U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant. They witnessed a legendary era; they saw Bell invent the telephone, and they saw Edison introduce the phonograph. They were students at Harvard University, Yale University, Columbia University, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. They personally experienced the turbulent times of modern China; among them, there was the first president of Tsinghua University; some of them became pioneers in China's telegraph and mining industries; among them was the railway engineer Zhan Tianyou; among them was a former Premier of the Republic of China. Their fates were strange and winding; their stories were beautiful and sorrowful. They have an eternal name: "The American-Taiwanese Youth."