Summary

Tsêng Kuo-fan Gems of Chinese Literature — A Family Letter (1922)

I fear that the dogs of rebels have come down from Huang-chou [6] to attack An-ch'ing, [7] and brother Yüan’s troops have been sent to join Pao’s troops in bringing aid to the north bank. On the various ranges in the neighbourhood of Ch'i-mên, [8] the rebels managed, on the 23rd inst. to capture two positions, so that for several months past there has not been much leisure for supporting operations. Dangers have frequently broken out; the foreign devils have been giving trouble in all directions, and there is even talk of their threatening Ch'i-mên.
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