2005年,台北“中研院”近代史研究所研究员黄克武先生接任胡适纪念馆主任。在清理馆藏时,发现若干五十年代中期迄六十年代初期逐日记载胡适活动的记事本。原件多以圆珠笔手写,有时因匆忙记录,部分中英文字迹均极潦草,且时有涂改,加以圆珠笔油墨年久漫漶,故极难辨读之处颇多。该 In 2005, Mr. Huang Kewu, a researcher of the Institute of Modern History of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Taipei, took over as director of the Hu Shi Memorial Museum. During the collection of the collections, it was discovered that there were several notepads that chronicled Hu Shi’s daily activities from the mid-1950s to the early 1960s. Most of the originals were handwritten by ballpoint pens. Sometimes the records in Chinese and English were extremely scribbled, sometimes altered, and the ballpoint pen inks were scattered over a long period of time. Therefore, it was extremely difficult to read many places. The