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Kim Sung wrote:RJcccc wrote:http://ls.nje.cn/bashang/dituk/北伐战争形势图.exe
Thanks for this fantastic multimedia map~!




hisashi wrote:Peter's picture was taken in Kaohsiung(高雄) city, Taiwan. Those days Asano Cement Co. used a station called 田町, today Gushan Station in this city as a freighter yard.
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image ... e_view.jpg (recent picture of the station)
This picture is from a party held at 'Asano garden' nearby.
I am afraid to say I cannot read the name of sender (the second last line) on Jason's jpeg. The rest of message partly reads 'write to me' 'take care of yourself' 'On southern sea'.

Peter H wrote:I can't find much on Chu Minyi(1884-1946).Something about him being a revolutionist and a member of the Celestial Way in his eary years?Has anyone some information on this man?

Kim Sung wrote:You can see 李紹庚's name several times in this link.
List of Munchukuo officials
One strange thing is that the Japanese officials had a high percentage in the Manchukuo foreign ministry.

RJcccc wrote:Kim Sung wrote:You can see 李紹庚's name several times in this link.
List of Munchukuo officials
One strange thing is that the Japanese officials had a high percentage in the Manchukuo foreign ministry.
Kim, there was the name of Nobusuke Kishi (岸信介) in that list, who was the hypo-minister of industrial ministry and is the maternal grandfather of current prime minister Shinzo Abe.

RJcccc wrote:He was a versatile man, both good at Chinese traditional drama and shadowboxing. He was stubborn before he died. His last words: “I am not shame for my living, yet my dead will make more value. My body should be sent to XXXX hospital to assist the study on medicine.”


Kim Sung wrote:RJcccc wrote:He was a versatile man, both good at Chinese traditional drama and shadowboxing. He was stubborn before he died. His last words: “I am not shame for my living, yet my dead will make more value. My body should be sent to XXXX hospital to assist the study on medicine.”
Was his last wish realized?

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