中国工业合作运动史: History of China’s Industrial Cooperation Movement
“Go to the countryside!” “Ten thousand people for one, one person for ten thousand!” “Reform the countryside, resist the Japanese army!” Industrial cooperation movements around the world have failed one after another, but China’s industrial cooperation movement was a great success during the Anti-Japanese War!
中国抗战时期的国际援助: International Aid during China’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression
The contents of this book include: the international environment of China’s War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and China’s efforts to obtain foreign aid, the attitude of the League of Nations towards Japan’s invasion of China, aid from the Soviet Union and the Communist International to China, aid from the United States to China, and Britain’s aid campaign to China.
宋霭龄全传: The complete biography of Soong Ailing
This woman who facilitated the marriage between her third sister and Chiang Kai-shek, but was always resentful about the marriage between her second sister and Sun Yat-sen, had both a sisterly affection for her second sister, Soong Ching-ling, but was also a two-faced person who hated her for being of the same origin as her; this woman who had received Western education and was well versed in the ways of the Chinese world, was good at making friends with all kinds of people and had connections; this woman who looked gentle and elegant but was scheming, good at business, and had great fortune, had a life trajectory that is very interesting, worth pondering, and worth learning from.
安危文集 An Wei Wenji
The book, also titled The Beginning of Indusco: The Hitherto Untold Role of Helen Foster Snow in English, is a collection of 80 essays by An Wei focusing on Helen Foster Snow’s years in China and her pivotal role in the Indusco movement.
The volume is divided into four sections. The first contains An Wei’s own writings on Helen Foster Snow. The second features translations of speeches and articles by American officials delivered on various occasions. The third section explores issues of cross-cultural exchange and translation, including An Wei’s personal reflections and memories. The final section presents his English-language writings, some of which were composed at the request of foreign colleagues.
The book also includes original letters and photographs. It was published in 2013 by the Hong Kong-based China International Culture Publishing House.
Collected Papers on Helen Snow Studies
The publication of the research results of more than 40 years on Helen Snow by the famous scholar Mr. An Wei is a great event and a happy event for the Shaanxi Snow Research Center, and also a great event and a happy event for the Chinese academic community. The publication of the “Collection of Research Papers on Helen Snow” marks a new stage in the research on Helen Snow.
女性，戰爭與回憶（第二版）：三十五位重慶婦女的抗戰講述: Women, War and Memory (Second Edition): 35 Chongqing Women’s Stories about the War of Resistance
This oral history of the War of Resistance against Japan, centered on women, has helped us discover this group that has lost its voice in history, and revealed that the War of Resistance against Japan is also a gendered history. Women’s contributions are often intricately intertwined in daily life and seem inconspicuous, but in fact, it is their determination to survive, wisdom, and resilience that have preserved their families and country during the war. The female perspective brings out the daily aspects rarely seen in war narratives—war is not just military games and high-level struggles, but also a daily life, and the battlefield is not only on the front line, but also at home, in the fields, in air-raid shelters, in factories…
China in WW2 