Talk:Yen Chia-lin

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When I ran the Chinese through Google, I got "Yan Jialin (1890 Year - 1949), alias Grampian, China Wuchang. February 25, 1912, at Boone College founded China's first Boy Scout [1], and has translated a number of books related to Scouting. February 25, 1943, the "founder of the Boy Scouts of China" honors awarded by the China Federation of Scouts." Anything useful?--Kintetsubuffalo (talk) 06:34, 17 October 2016 (UTC)Reply

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