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1937年7月,卢沟桥事变后日本发动全面侵华战争,给中国高等教育事业带来了极大的灾难。各大学师生满怀爱国热情,发动与组织了世所罕见的全国高校内迁运动,出现了许多感人的事迹。其中有两则“鸡犬不留”的故事,尤为动人心魄。 其一是地处天津的南开大学的“鸡犬不留”。这是日寇暴行的结果。自1931年九一八事变以后,南开大学师生在校长张伯苓先生的领导下,一贯高举抗日爱国的旗
In July 1937, Japan launched an all-out war of aggression against China after the Lugouqiao Incident, which brought great disaster to China’s higher education. The teachers and students of all universities are full of patriotic enthusiasm, mobilizing and organizing the relocation movement of the national colleges and universities rare in the world, and many moving deeds have emerged. There are two stories of “no dogs, no dogs”, which is particularly moving. One is located in Nankai University in Tianjin, “the dog does not stay.” This is the result of atrocities committed by the Japanese invaders. Since the incident of September 18, 1931, the teachers and students of Nankai University have always held high the banner of resistance to Japan and patriotism under the leadership of President Zhang Boling.