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有“万金油大王”、“报业大王”之称的胡文虎,由于1943办一趟“东京之行”,多年来被背上了“汉奸”的黑名。早在1943年,在漳州出版的《福建新闻》就曾刊登一则消息,标题是:“暴发户胡文虎,蛰港奉承倭寇,先后资敌数百万九。” 据香港一家杂志报道,太平洋战争爆发后,胡就立即给他的星系报纸制定了办报方针;“为国家服务,为抗日努力。”发动读者捐款抗日,组织华侨青年奔赴抗日前线。“九·一八”事件后,日本占领东三省,胡捐二万元和大批药品声援马占山抗日;“七·七”事变后,胡捐赠大批纱布、药物,由宋庆龄转交何香凝领导的抗日救护队,同时资助香港红十字救护科500多学员回国服务;1941年2月,
Hu Wenhu, who is known as “the King of Veterans” and “the newspaper king,” has been black-out of “traitors” over the years because of his trip to Tokyo in 1943. As early as 1943, “Fujian News” published in Zhangzhou once published a message titled: “Hu Yun Hu, an upstart, flattering a Japanese pirate, has successively infringed millions on the list.” According to a Hong Kong magazine, the Pacific War After the outbreak, Hu immediately formulated his newspaper guidelines for his galaxy newspaper; “serving the country for the purpose of resisting Japan.” He mobilized the readers to donate money to fight Japan and organized overseas Chinese youths to go to the anti-Japanese front. After the “September 18th” incident, Japan occupied the three northeastern provinces and Hu donated 20,000 yuan and a large amount of drugs to support the Ma Zhanshan’s resistance to Japan. After the Seventy-seventh Incident, Hu donated a large quantity of gauze and drugs and the Soong Chingling handed over the anti-Japanese ambulance team headed by He Xiangning At the same time, more than 500 trainees from Hong Kong Red Cross Ambulance Services were funded to return home. In February 1941,