Source: People's Daily Overseas Edition
Luo Daojian --
"A good steward who knows dialectics"
Mizomine
Around 1942, the military and civilian life in Yan'an was difficult. At that time, the Overseas Work Committee held a study class, and the daily grain quota of the trainees was 1.6 kilograms, which was simply not enough to eat in the absence of meat and vegetables. The Thai returned overseas Chinese Luo Dao, who is in charge of the logistics of general affairs, looks at it and is anxious in his heart.
After thinking about and observing the lives of the local people, Luo Daorang wrote a report to Commander-in-Chief Zhu De, asking him to borrow grain to raise pigs and chickens, and increase the amount of meat to reduce grain consumption. Commander-in-Chief Zhu De quickly approved it. After a few months, the trainees did have oil and water in their food, the meat increased, the grain per person could be reduced to 1 kilogram, and their lives were greatly improved, and the trainees were all rejoicing. Commander-in-Chief Judd praised Rodojean as "a good steward who knows dialectics."
Hong Sisi————
"Nanyang Zou Taofen"
Luo Yang
Hong Sisi had been engaged in news and newspaper editing in Nanyang for a long time, and had many contacts with Yu Dafu, Hu Yuzhi, Xia Yan and so on during the War of Resistance Against Japan. When he was the editorial director of Modern Weekly in Penang, Malaysia, he published articles that were sharp and sharp, similar to Zou Taofen's "Life Weekly" edited in Shanghai at that time, when he was known as "Nanyang Zou Taofen". Later, Hong Sisi served as one of the chief writers of the Nanqiao Daily founded by Mr. Chen Jiageng, and was expelled by the colonial authorities after the newspaper was closed down in 1950.
After the reform and opening up, Hong Sisi presided over the work of the Chinese Overseas Chinese Historical Society and served as the first director of the Institute of Overseas Chinese And Chinese History. He never stopped working hard, and his articles never followed the trend, but insisted on seeking truth from facts and writing straight books. Under the circumstances of the sino-Japanese friendly atmosphere at that time, he wrote the preface to the "Selected Historical Materials of overseas Chinese resisting Japan and saving the country," and instead of deliberately downplaying the crimes of the Japanese army, he used 10 long sentences to count the brutal crimes of the Japanese fascists, and then said: "The historical lessons of this bloody period must not be forgotten." If forgotten, it could lead to another bleeding, and perhaps more. ”