英文摘要 |
For a long time, researches on the relations between Kuomintang (KMT) and Communist Party of China (CPC) during the anti-Japanese war have not been conducted from the microscopic perspective. Taking Feng county in Jiangsu province as a case and by exploring the diary of Huang Tirun, this study intends to fully illustrate the up-and-down relations between the two parties in county society. After the fall of Feng county to the Japanese, KMT and CPC fought together against the Japanese troops temporarily. However, apart from the personal ties, the two parties had no mutual trust. Affected by various factors, their relations finally broke down. Huang Tirun's contribution to the anti-Japanese war deserves more attentions. The relations between KMT and CPC in Feng county during that period was affected not only by the historical circumstances, but also the characteristics of Feng county itself, that were formed by various factors such as area boundary, structure split, and political favoritism. Through exploring the story of Feng county, the fundamental differences of party nature, structure, and way of conduct between KMT and CPC Party can be distinguished, and, more importantly, local interest and politics, human relationship can also be reflected in depth. |