| 英文摘要 |
Kang-Hu Jiang came to Taiwan in August 1934 and published the book Travelling Record of Taiwan. Because he had been in many western countries, the way he observed the situation in Taiwan is similar to other intellectual traveling records written by others at that time, focusing mainly on the educational institutions, museums, libraries, physical education, the education of women and infrastructure like railroads etc. Travelling Record of Taiwan is of no exception in this aspect. During his stay, he was especially concerned with the education of the female and the culture of Taiwan. He also criticized several policies of the government of Japan. This article, therefore, discusses the way this book was written and points out the literature significance of it. Among others, four issues caused by Jiang’s active presence in Taiwan will be examined. First of all, because of his promotion of Japanese civilization and objection to vernacular Chinese, many intellectuals in Taiwan suspected his intention. Among them, Shenqie Zhang and Kui Yang wrote some articles to criticize his views. These will be reviewed. In the second place, there are differences between Kui Yang’s articles and Kang-Hu Jiang’s later record about his own speech. Was Yang Kui’s article “Review on Professor Jiang's Speech: about vernacular and classic Chinese” really published? This article will revise the views in the literature of research on this issue. Thirdly, Kang-Hu Jiang’s articles occurred several times in 風月報 and 南方. Was this related to the fact that the relationship between Japan and Taiwan was getting closer? Finally, the Taiwanese celebrity Zhao-Jia Yang received Kang Jiang Hu at the latter’s arrival. Why there is no mention of Kang-Hu Jiang in Zhao-Jia Yang’s memoir? After these issues are explicated, a general overview on Jiang and his works will be given in the end, based on all the relevant historical data. |