英文摘要 |
In this article, we intend to clarify the life of Chinese society and the damage brought to it by the wars. This article is based on the diplomatic archives of the Republic of China which were stocked in Taiwan. We can understand better how and what were the impacts of wars, as WWII (1941-1945) and independent war (1945-1954), brought to Chinese society in Vietnam.In the National Archives of Taiwan, we found some materials shedding light on other aspects of overseas Chinese society. As the case of the Chinese in Vietnam showed Japanese authorities played the game of their split recognition of and loyalty to either the Chungking (Chiang Kai-Shek) anti-Japan Government or the Nanking (Wang Jing-Wei) pro-Japan Government, so to manipulate and to get profits from their commerce.We knew in this period a Chinese was not only an immigrant and a colonist in the economic and cultural domains, but also a French subject, as well as a Japanese hostage in Vietnamese society. This raises the following queries: What were the relations of the Chinese vis-à-vis to the Vietnamese, the Japanese, and the French? During the independent war, the Chinese was once again confined in the conflict. What was their damage during the conflict period? |