On December 18, 1938, Wang Jingwei traveled from China to Hanoi with his family and a few close associates in order to advocate for peace with Japanese authorities as a person out of office while living overseas. Before leaving China, as Ho Mang Hang recalled, Wang’s nephew Wang Qi pleaded with him to reconsider. Even if the decision to negotiate … Read More
A Trove of Handwritten Documents, Published for the First Time!
Wang Jingwei and Modern China will officially launch tomorrow, 17 July! To celebrate the publication of this series, the Wang Jingwei Irrevocable Trust will be handing out free copies of a specially printed booklet featuring Mr. Ho Mang Hang’s exposition of Wang Jingwei’s “Shuhuai” (“Recounting My Inner Thoughts”) to everyone who visits our Hong Kong Book Fair stall—while supplies last, … Read More