Robert Morrison, from 'The National Portrait Gallery Volume IV', c.1820

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Robert Morrison (1782-1834) was a pioneering Protestant missionary and linguist, renowned for his groundbreaking work in China during the early 19th century. Born in Morpeth, Northumberland, England, Morrison displayed an early aptitude for languages and a deep commitment to his Christian faith. He is best known for being the first Protestant missionary to China, where he dedicated his life to translating the Bible into Chinese and spreading Christianity.

Morrison's journey to China began in 1807 when he was sent by the London Missionary Society. Despite the Qing Dynasty's restrictions on foreign missionaries, Morrison persevered, mastering the Chinese language and immersing himself in Chinese culture. His linguistic prowess culminated in the publication of the first Chinese-English dictionary and the translation of the entire Bible into Chinese, a monumental task that took over two decades to complete. These works were instrumental in making Christian texts accessible to the Chinese population and laid the foundation for future missionary efforts in the region.

In addition to his translation work, Morrison also made significant contributions to the study of Chinese language and culture. He published several scholarly works, including a Chinese grammar and a comprehensive Chinese-English dictionary, which were widely used by both missionaries and scholars. Morrison's dedication to his mission and his scholarly achievements earned him recognition and respect both in China and in the West.

Morrison's legacy extends beyond his linguistic and missionary accomplishments. He played a crucial role in establishing the Anglo-Chinese College in Malacca, which aimed to educate Chinese and Western students in both cultures and languages. His efforts in education and cultural exchange helped to bridge the gap between East and West, fostering mutual understanding and respect.

Robert Morrison's life and work had a profound impact on the spread of Christianity in China and the study of the Chinese language. His contributions continue to be recognized and celebrated for their historical significance and enduring influence.

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