Scholarship in the Occupied Territories Under the Wang Jingwei Regime

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南京國立中央大學大門

The front gate to Nanjing Central University. (Source: Nanjing University website)Bearing the label of a “treasonous traitor,” Wang Jingwei left Chongqing’s anti-Japanese camp and returned to Nanjing. One of his greatest contributions to the two hundred million fellow citizens was resuming school, providing young people in the occupied areas a place to study. School names, locations and numbers remained as before. … Read More

Reading and Writing—Life Behind Bars for Wang Jingwei and Associates

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In the handwritten draft of his autobiography, Wang Jingwei described how he endured prison life by writing poetry, which was later collected in Shuangzhaolou shicigao. Wang Jingwei Nanshe Poetry (page 76)The Book of Odes says: “The common people have toiled long and may well be allowed a little rest.” How true this is. To work and toil belongs inevitably to our … Read More