英文摘要 |
Hua-Zheng Liao (1883-1937) was a graduate of the Taiwanese Medical School during the Japanese Colonial Period. He believed that the medical science is profound and doctors need to working hard on studying it, so they can save and help people. After his first studying abroad in Japan, he married a Japanese wife. Later on, he went to Nanjing to practice medicine and opened his own clinic in Shanghai after his second studying abroad in Japan. After receiving his MD during his third studying abroad in Japan, he went to Shanghai to practice medicine and often wrote poetry and lyrics in The Chinese Written Language Taiwan Daily New Newspaper. He loved the poetry of Du Fu and named his poetry as Qiu Xing four times. During the time of practicing medicine in China, there came the chaos of Northern Expedition, the Qing party and the anti-Japanese events. Though he had the intention of going back to the 'motherland,' after seeing the unceasing civil wars and the anti-Japanese wars which caused great problems and difficulties to the people, he was unable to go back. Therefore, he write poetry and lyrics often to suggest his concern of national affairs and political situations. During the Marco Polo Bridge Incident, he chose to support the Japanese and became a Japanese military doctor. |