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A diary kept by Yung Wing when living in Hartford, Connecticut from January to October 1902. He recorded his accounts, visitors, letters, news about people and events, trips to nearby cities, and observations about the weather. The diary is dated both by the western Gregorian calendar and the Chinese lunar calendar. An educational reformer in late Imperial China and the first Chinese graduate of a U.S. university (Yale), Yung Wing operated the Chinese Educational Commission School in Hartford from 1872 until the Chinese government disbanded the Educational Mission in 1881.
Connecticut State Library
The Chinese calendar date is noted to the right of the western date.

Also https://cslib.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p15019coll14/id/781/
Catalog: "A diary kept by Yung Wing when living in Hartford, Connecticut from January to October 1902. He recorded his accounts, visitors, letters, news about people and events, trips to nearby cities, and observations about the weather. The diary is dated both by the western Gregorian calendar and the Chinese lunar calendar. Yung Wing, often called the father of Chinas foreign-educated students, operated the Chinese Educational Commission School in Hartford from 1872 until the Chinese government disbanded the Educational Mission in 1881."

Thesis (M.A.)--Trinity College, 1999.

Thesis (Ph.D.)--George Washington University, 2005.