英文摘要 |
"This paper analyzes lyrics of the three hundred and fifteen collected so-called 'patriotic songs' during the Two Chiangs, namely Chiang Kai-shek and his son Chiang Ching-kuo, dictatorial rule for the purpose of better understanding the essence of the Two Chiangs' ruling politics. The result of this analysis shows 'patriotic songs' during the era of dictatorial rule contain characteristics as follows: 1) announcing 'anti-communists and resisting Russia,' 'annihilating communist bandits'; 2) rousing the will to fight; 3) personal cult of Chiang Kai-shek; 4) national identity of a great China, publicizing Chinese nationalism; 5) attachments to landscapes of the old mainland China; 6) instrumentation of the singing praise of Taiwan; 7) glorifying The Three Principles of the People; 8) eulogizing Sun Yat-sen; 9) eulogizing the flag of blue sky, white sun and red all over the ground, the flag of the Kuomintang; 10) glorifying 'revolution;' 11) inserting propaganda in love songs; 12) advocating Chinese history and culture, singing praise of historical figures and traditional Chinese poetry; 13) boosting morale after diplomatic setbacks; 14) promoting 'keeping secrets and guarding against spies'; 15) pure didactic encouragement of a positive, aggressive, open-minded and optimistic determination. It is thus detected, through these afore-mentioned characteristics, the nature of the Chiang regime conformed completely to the sufficient term of Fascism." |