Y. C. James Yen (traditional Chinese: 晏陽初; simplified Chinese: 晏阳初; pinyin: Yàn Yángchū; Wade–Giles: Yen Yang-chʽu, October 16, 1890/1893 – January 17, 1990 [1]), known to his many English speaking friends as "Jimmy," was a Chinese educator and organizer known for his work in mass literacy and rural reconstruction, first in ...

Y.C. James Yen (Chinese: 晏阳初; Yan Yangchu; 1893 - 1990), known to his many English speaking friends as "Jimmy," was a Chinese educator and organizer who devoted his life to the education of the common people in China and later in the Philippines.

2024年10月4日 · In 1918, Yan Yangchu (Y. C. James Yen) set sail from the United States for France despite the possible threat of submarine attacks during World War I.

Y.C. James Yen (Chinese: 晏阳初 Yan Yangchu) 1893-1990. Yen was a Chinese educator and reformer who organized Rural Reconstruction in the villages of China, most famously at Ding Xian, a county in Hebei, from 1926-1937. Yan Yangchu was born in Sichuan in 1893. After Yan's father, a scholar,

IIRR的颜彬生女士著有DR．Y．C．James Yen（1893－1990）（《晏阳初年谱》），IIRR编撰了Y．C．James Yen'S Thought on Mass Education and Rural Reconstruction China and Beyond及Rural Reconstruction Review（《乡村改造评论》）。

Series XII Y.C. James Yen, Personal and Career. Note: Y. C. James Yen's awards, biographical notes, medical, citizenship, birthday events, memorial services, Y. C. James Yen's will, fellowships Yen established in honor of his teacher Rev. Aldis, and his friend James Stewart, his replies to criticisms, and institutional problems

Respected worldwide as a leading humanitarian and educator, Dr. Yu-Chuen James Yen received the Oxford Cup at Beta’s 148th General Convention at the Grove Park Inn, Asheville, N.C., on August 20, 1987.

C. James Yen Ph.D. in Organization and Strategy, Washington University in St. Louis Research Interests: Strategic Management; Organizational Economics；Effectual Entrepreneurship

JAMES YEN saw the tragedy of illiteracy among his own people in France during the first World War, when he was beseiged by Chinese laborers seeking help in writing to their families at home. Returning to China in 1920, he began a career dedicated to educating rural people who had no opportunity for schooling and reeducating the educated to ...

1990年1月18日 · Y. C. James Yen, founder of a movement to combat illiteracy, poverty and hunger in developing countries on three continents, died of pneumonia yesterday at St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center....