In an essay, this country is praised for its "indefatigable workers" that are similar to "splendid fighting animals.
In an essay, this country is praised for its "indefatigable workers" that are similar to "splendid fighting animals." The author of that essay describes living with a merchant from this country who overcharged him 30 cents for a measure of corn. That essay says people from this country are not cowards since one of them can chase down a soldier to retrieve a large pear. In a story from the collection Strength of the Strong, an author claims "work" was the breath of the nostrils of this country's people. In that story, Burchaldter's estimations that this country has 5 million people leads to a plan to have tiny airships drop glass tubes filled with plague-carrying mosquitos to effect a genocide in it organized by Jacobus Langingdale. For 10 points, name this country that Jack London wrote about in "The Unparalleled Invasion", which is also the setting of the novels Sons, A House Divided, and The Good Earth by Pearl Buck.
In an essay, this country is praised for its "indefatigable workers" that are similar to "splendid fighting animals.
China [or Zhōngguó]