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1937年抗日战争全面爆发后,海外华侨与国内同胞同仇敌忾,共赴国难,广泛地开展了抗日救国斗争。 前几年,我在中国第二历史档案馆搜集到一些华侨抗日救国斗争的档案资料,颇有价值,准备陆续写些小文章,以补充华侨史研究中的某些不足。今就捐款支持祖国抗战问题纪述如下。 中国政府为支撑长期抗战,不断呼吁华侨给予人力、物力、财力的支持。侨胞积极响应,特别是经济上作出了重要的贡献。他们通过多种形式进行捐款。 一是捐助寒衣款。国民政府为解决前方将士和难民的过冬衣眼,每年都征募寒衣。宋美龄也曾亲自过问,为“完成五十万件”寒
After the war of resistance against Japan broke out in 1937, overseas Chinese and their compatriots in the Mainland fought their own enemies and went on a national emergency to launch a broad anti-Japanese national salvation struggle. A few years ago, I collected some archives of the overseas Chinese’s anti-Japanese and national salvation struggle in the Second Historical Archives of China. They are quite valuable and I am going to write some small articles in succession to supplement some deficiencies in the study of overseas Chinese history. The issue of donating money to support the motherland’s anti-Japanese war today is as follows. In order to support the long-term war of resistance against Japan, the Chinese government has consistently called on overseas Chinese to give their support to manpower, material and financial resources. Overseas compatriots responded positively, especially economically, with important contributions. They make donations in many forms. First, donate cold clothes. The National Government solicits cold clothes every year in order to solve the winter clothes of frontiers and refugees. Soong Mei-ling has also personally asked for the “complete 500,000” cold