Chao Tzu-ch'en (14 February 1888-), known as T. C. Chao, Protestant theologian, was dean of the school of religion at Yenching University for more than 20 years. A native of Tech'ing, Chekiang, T. C. Chao received his early education along traditional Chinese lines. Many of his contemporaries who became Protestant leaders had been reared in […]

Chang Tung-sun (1886-), philosopher and political independent, known for his interpretation and teaching of Western philosophy in China. He was an advocate of the constitutionalist theories of Liang Ch'i-ch'ao, and became chief editor of the China Times and a leading figure in the science-philosophy debates of 1923. In 1951 he came under Communist censure and […]