英娃男孩在殖民地早期的香港

IF 0.3 3区社会学 0 ASIAN STUDIES

BULLETIN OF THE SCHOOL OF ORIENTAL AND AFRICAN STUDIES-UNIVERSITY OF LONDON Pub Date : 2023-06-01 DOI:10.1017/S0041977X23000472

M. Wong

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摘要

英华学院往绩(英華書院) 早期香港忽视了学生的作用。由于缺乏相关资料来源，这种监督很有道理。本文旨在通过仔细使用伦敦传教士协会（LMS）的材料来填补这一空白。它不仅旨在突出学院的重要方面、独特的历史、英语教育和基督教信仰的实践，还讨论了香港、中国和世界一些毕业生的职业生涯。本文认为，这些英瓦男孩构成了一座连接中西世界的桥梁。他们的影响一方面通过基督教的传播和全球中国商业，一方面作为香港殖民地、中国清朝和新加坡和澳大利亚海外华人社区的人民和政府之间的联系而感受到。

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Ying Wa boys in early colonial Hong Kong

Abstract Previous studies of the Ying Wa College (英華書院) in early Hong Kong overlooked the role of the students. The scarcity of relevant sources could well justify such an oversight. This article aims at filling this gap through the careful use of London Missionary Society (LMS) materials. Not only does it aim to highlight significant aspects of the college, its unique history, its English education and its practice of Christian faith, it also discusses the careers of some graduates in Hong Kong, China and the world. This article argues that these Ying Wa boys formed a bridge that connected the Western and Chinese worlds. Their impact was felt through the spread of Christianity and global China business, on the one hand, and as a connection between the people and the government in colonial Hong Kong, Qing China and overseas Chinese communities in Singapore and Australia.

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