1. In 199, the "Geng Scholarship" was established, and the United States returned the first batch of Geng funds, resulting in the emergence of Geng funds; In 191, Tsinghua Preparatory School for Studying in America was established. In 1924, the US Congress passed the same bill for the second time, and returned some of the G funds again, and established the "China Education and Culture Foundation". China students, such as Mei Yiqi, Hu Shi, Zhu Kezhen and others, who have been admitted to boxer indemnity and studied in the United States, have deeply influenced countless China people with their thoughts, academics, words and deeds.

2. More than N missionary schools and hospitals have been established. I don't need to go into details here, but take Liu Shaoqi's report to Stalin on July 4, 1949 as an example: Britain and the United States alone have set up 31 colleges and universities, 32 seminaries, 29 libraries, 26 cultural groups, 324 middle schools and 2,364 primary schools in China.

3. When Nanjing fell in the winter of 1937, vautrin (Chinese name Hua Qun), an American missionary from Jinling Women's College of Arts and Sciences, participated in the "Nanjing International Security Zone" organized by Rabe, saved tens of thousands of China people in the Nanjing Massacre, and wrote more than 4, words of "vautrin Diary" in blood shed, which became an important evidence to accuse the Japanese army of the massacre in the future.

4. From 1942 to 1943, a rare "Great Famine in the Central Plains" occurred in Henan Province, where there was no rain for a long time, causing 5 million deaths, which was terrible and shocked the world. In this great famine, Bai Xiude, the correspondent of Time magazine in China, urged the national government in Chongqing to finally take decisive measures to save countless lives.

5. In 1942, the China-Myanmar international material passage was controlled by the Japanese, China was completely surrounded by Japan, and the last supply line was cut off by Japan, so China was in danger. American President Roosevelt ordered that the route to China should be opened regardless of any difficulties. The world-famous "hump route" came into being.