Lost Horizon

What racial traits does Conway notice about the inhabitants? How do they behave? (Chapter Six)

What racial traits does Conway notice about the inhabitants? How do they behave? (Chapter Six)

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The inhabitants seemed to him a very successful blend of Chinese and Tibetan; they were cleaner and handsomer than the average of either race, and seemed to have suffered little from the inevitable inbreeding of such a small society. They smiled and laughed as they passed the chaired strangers, and had a friendly word for Chang; they were good-humored and mildly inquisitive, courteous and carefree, busy at innumerable jobs but not in any apparent hurry over them.

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