Some time appears to have elapsed before the Emperor made up his mind on the point in dispute between Tang Tzee andTchu Sing.
Nor was it known in London till May 1838, that the arguments of Tchu Sing had prevailed.
Tchu Sing appears to be one of those staunch conservatives who, when they find that a law is inefficient because it is too severe, imagine that they can make it efficient by making it more severe still.
Opposed to Tang Tzee was Tchu Sing, a statesman of a very different class, of a class which, I am sorry to say, is not confined to China.
We may doubt indeed whether the Emperor of China judged well in listening to Tchu Sing and disgracing Tang Tzee.
Tchu Kor words descriptive of cock-crowing or braying, they might make fowls or donkeys of themselves without hurting the feelings of others.
But as it is, he contents himself with recommending that Tchu Kor, or talking cylinders, shall be introduced into the House of Commons without delay.
The devout Lama gives the Tchu Kor a push, which sets it in motion for a considerable period, during which he goes about his secular business, and leaves the performance of his religious exercises to this pious whirligig.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tchu" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
