[Title in Chinese] = Stories for students, edited by Z. K. Zia

Shanghai: Christian Literature Society, 1937. Jubilee Edition ... the gift of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, 8vo, 3 parts in 1; pp. 259, [1]; [2] 390; [2], 365, [1]; gift slip tipped in at the title page; the first part annotated in pencil, likely by B. D.Hildebrand whose ownership signature is on the front pastedown; text toned throughout, front joint cracked, spine sunned, remains of glassine dust jacket laid in; otherwise, very good in original printed blue paper-covered boards. Zia Z. K. graduated from Soochow University with Bachelor of Arts degree in 1917, Auburn Seminary, Auburn, N.Y. in 1921, Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts, with Master of Arts degree in 1922. Mr. Zia taught in Nanjing Seminary, Nanjing, from 1922 to 1923. He taught in Soochow University Comparative Law School between 1923 and 1924. Zia Z. K. was an editor of the Young People's Friend, a Monthly in 1924-1926. Mr. Zia was also a pastor of Fitch Memorial Church. Later he served as an editor of the Shining Light, and also editor of People's Magazine (all in Chinese)" (prabook[.]com).