The University is unique in the way in which it co-operates with the Chinese. This is now admitted to he a sound principle for Christian educational work, but even in earlier days the University followed the Government curriculum and was in friendly co-operation with the Government schools. The number of Chinese on the faculty has grown steadily; and while, of course, it takes time to find or train men of sufficient knowledge and capacity and teaching power to serve on the staff of a university, eleven such are already appointed.