英文摘要 |
The year 1931 can be seen as a turning point in terms of the characteristic of industrial development in the time of Japanese occupation. Before 1931 it was the time of free enterprising development for the Japanese capitalist and after 1931 it was a period of governing the economy in the wartime. This research is aimed at studying the industrialization in Taiwan due to the demand of war after 1931; particularly to the measures in the industrial mobilization period between 1941 and 1945. These measures had influenced Chi an An-si to train at the Army Aviation Plan and learned about metal process technology. Furthermore, he established the An-chi agricultural machinery plant after Taiwan's Retrocession. During 1943 to 1944, there were more than 8,000 Taiwanese workers, varying in ages from 13 to 20. They were dispatched to Kao-chuo Navy Plant in Japan for a 3-month training program. After training, these 'plane-makers' were sent to various Navy Plants in Japan for further work. These young workers from Taiwan faced challenges of climate, social custom, and diverse environments, such as air attack etc. However, they were abandoned after the war. No one had paid any attention to them. Compared with these young workers, Chian An-si was extremely lucky. An-chi agricultural machinery plant, a private enterprise located in Wan-dan Hsiang, Pingtung was established by Chian An-si in 1951 after the war. During that time, machinery was still under development and he already could make use of the tool so well, for instance, he could simply use one motor and drive the work of lathe and drill to lead the function of a small plant. Until today, in year 2001, the entire machinery developed by him is still very complete, which is the motivation of NSTM to collect the small plant. |