After the fall of mainland China, many idealists joined the exodus to the south. The Grand Lineage, Loyalty and Filial Piety, Benevolence and Righteousness, the Constitution of the Republic of China, Democracy, Freedom, the Traditional Written Characters,  Arts and Culture, Integrity and Rectitude, each and all of them are henceforth preserved in this world, which in turn laid the foundation for the rejuvenation of the Republic of China one day.

Seventy five years after the fall of mainland China, the virtues, meritorious services and writings of the southbound generation have been largely forgotten and lost, memories of the old capital are faraway and imperceivable. Affairs in the world can call for heartbreak and remorse. 

The Studio of Prunus Ode has thus collected many inkworks from those years, and compiled them into Mountains Ablaze–Exodus and Restoration, Preliminary Catalogue of Inkworks, Books, and Artefacts by Personages of the Republic of China 1946-1987. Although this Preliminary Catalogue is full of lacunae and carelessness, but traces from the past, are perhaps ample to invoke longing and homage.

Curatorial and Editorial Department

Sayings of President Chiang Kai-shek, copied by President Yen Chia-kan of the Republic of China

The year I was born, the communists had already seized mainland China for thirteen years. I have not been able to witness the vistas of Old China. In the following decades, mainland China was repeatedly drenched in oceans of blood. Time, memory, human affairs were obliterated without trace. Since my prime, I have lived in Taiwan. I am thus able to investigate the true history of China, use proper Chinese written characters, relish in the social customs of Confucianism, receive protection from the Constitution, enjoy freedom of speech, and repeatedly cast the sacrosanct ballot of elections. These experiences are only possible due to the Restoration of Taiwan to Chinese rule after winning the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression in the 34th year of the Republic of China (1945), and the withdrawal of the Central Government of China to Taiwan after the fall of mainland China to the communists in the 38th year of the Republic of China (1949), building Taiwan into a political base to restore mainland China.

Group portrait of Chinese officials attending the Japanese Surrender Ceremony in Taiwan Province, taken outside Kung-hui Hall in Taipei on 25 October 1945

Front page of Taiwan Citizens Voice Daily announcing the relocation of the National Government to Taiwan on 8 December 1949

Detail of newspaper article in Taiwan Citizens Voice Daily about the relocation of the National Government to Taiwan

Those who took part in this grand exodus from mainland China upheld and advanced the Spirit of Righteousness the ancients long advocated, they cultivated a pristine land for Free China, they preserved proper Chinese written characters and safeguarded traditional Chinese culture. Such are their contributions to the Chinese race that are viewed as unequalled in history.

In 1966, the Chinese Communist Party launched the “Cultural Revolution” and rigorously carried out the campaign to “Destroy the Four Olds”. It aimed to eradicate the so called “old ideas, old culture, old customs, and old habits”. Historians describe this “revolution” as an unprecedented catastrophe in Chinese history. To counter this catastrophe, the late President Chiang Kai-shek implemented the Chinese Cultural Renaissance Movement. The mission was “To revive Chinese culture by fully propagating the traditional virtues of benevolence and righteousness, refining the national character, and forging the ethos of an era.” Hence proper Chinese written characters and the Three Principles of the People are still retained in the domain of Taiwan.

Front cover of Regulations Related to the Executive Committee of the Chinese Cultural Renaissance Movement

Inside page of Regulations Related to the Executive Committee of the Chinese Cultural Renaissance Movement

In the 101st year of the Republic of China (2012) and the 104th year of the Republic of China (2015), I organized two successive exhibitions in Hong Kong, titled Mountains Ablaze-Foreign Devils and Chinese Patriots 1839-1911, and Mountains Ablaze-The Republic and the Sino-Japanese War 1912-1946. These exhibitions showcased inkworks by over one hundred and thirty prominent figures from late Ch’ing to the early Republican period. In the 101st year of the Republic of China (2012), I started to plan an exhibition sequel titled Mountains Ablaze-Exodus and Restoration 1946-1987. In keeping with the concept of the previous exhibitions, inkworks and artefacts are used to configure a portrait of modern China. By combining the three catalogues of Foreign Devils and Chinese Patriots 1839-1911, The Republic and the Sino-Japanese War 1912-1946, Exodus and Restoration 1946-1987, a total of one hundred and forty eight years are covered, with works by over four hundred and thirty eminent figures, three hundred of whom belong to the category of Exodus and Restoration. Like gems in nature, they are too miniature to tell the entirety, yet being rare and precious, they are ample to inspire homage.

Ming Pao Newspaper in Hong Kong reporting on the exhibition Mountains Ablaze-Foreign Devils and Chinese Patriots 1839-1911, dated 7 November 2012

South China Morning Post Newspaper in Hong Kong reporting on the exhibition Mountains Ablaze-The Republic and the Sino-Japanese War 1912-1946, dated 3 September 2015

In 2023 last year, the British Museum published Creators of Modern China, 100 Lives from Empire to Republic 1796-1912. Its editorial approach is similar to Mountains Ablaze-Foreign Devils and Chinese Patriots 1839-1911. Many of the historic figures represented in both publications are common to each other. As for the two historic periods covered by Mountains Ablaze-The Republic and the Sino-Japanese War 1912–1946 and Mountains Ablaze-Exodus and Restoration 1946-1987, most Western and Chinese scholars are sufficiently cautious to steer clear to avoid likely controversies. So I foolishly boast about my two catalogues as unprecedented works.

Vice President Wu Den-yih, also Chairman of the Chinese Nationalist Party, speaking at the opening ceremony of the exhibition The Decimation and Revival of Chinese Culture 1949-1976: Exhibition of Works by Selected Personages

In the 108th year of the Republic of China (2019), I had the opportunity to curate The Decimation and Revival of Chinese Culture 1949-1976: Exhibition of Works by Selected Personages in Te-ch’un Art Gallery at the Art Centre of National Taiwan Normal University. The exhibition space was deemed generous, occupying two floors and three rooms, yet it was altogether inadequate to display the huge amount of works by the large number of historic figures active in the years between 1949 and 1976. As it was not possible to exhibit all relevant pieces, only a selection from Exodus and Restoration was displayed. In view of this, offering the full catalogue of Mountains Ablaze: Exodus and Restoration 1946–1987 to scholars and enthusiasts now, will not only address the disappointments of past shortcomings, but may also help to promote Exodus and Restoration internationally as an important field of academic studies.  The complete title of this catalogue is finally set as: Mountains Ablaze-Exodus and Restoration, Preliminary Catalogue of Inkworks, Books, and Artefacts by Personages of the Republic of China 1946-1987.

After winning the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the National Government returned to the capital Nanking from the wartime capital Chong-ch’ing on 5 May 1946. View of a decorative arch to celebrate the return of the National Government in Nanking

Exodus and Restoration begins in the 35th year of the Republic of China (1946), as the National Government, after winning the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, returned to the capital Nanking from the wartime capital Chong-ch’ing on 5 May that year, marking the beginning of an era. Exodus and Restoration ends in the 76th year of the Republic of China (1987), with the death of President Chiang Ching-kuo on 13 January 1988, marking the closure of an era.

China Times Newspaper in Taiwan reporting on the death of President Chiang Ching-kuo on 13 January 1988

Reflecting on the past, of all those southbound personages whom we recall and admire, how many should we here accentuate? After years of collecting, there are just a meagre three hundred, too few to paint the full picture of heroism and greatness of the exodus. I am embarrassed that my ability falls so short, yet I have already been exhausted by this toil. It has not been easy to seek a few written words, a sheet of letter, a piece of calligraphy, or a scroll of painting. Works by prolific artists are of course plentiful, but works by eminent men and women in other fields are encountered only by chance, sometimes  very rarely seen. If the Central Government had mustered their resources to collect inkworks by those from the exodus, the collection could have been so abundant and astounding. Yet for decades, there is no such undertaking, it is clear such hope should be abandoned. Time flies, traces disappear, something seen in a moment cannot be found again. I have therefore disregarded my inadequacy, searched despite my limitations, hold on to the odd acquisition dearly, document everything attentively, especially hoping that those who understand will judge me kindly.

During my time as a student in England, I often visited the library of the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London. One day, I came across a small, hardback book with black-and-white photographs of calligraphy and paintings by Ming loyalists, published by a collector who had migrated to Hong Kong. Even though the photographs were basic and low-quality, the admiration I felt at the time remains vivid in my memory after many decades. Now, as I proofread Exodus and Restoration, even without inserting any image, I find myself overwhelmed with emotions, even more intense than before. Ancient catalogues of calligraphy and paintings use words alone to engage the imagination of readers to roam the spiritual realm of art. Besides, this catalogue of inkworks are by those personages from the exodus, it is a register of loyalty, a chronicle of rectitude, and it calls out for our heart and soul to join.

Studying the lives and achievements of recent personages has both benefit and drawback. The benefit lies in the availability of documentary evidences, while the drawback is the strong possibility of oversight. When they are distant, it is easier to identify their achievements. When they are near, it is harder to recognize their virtues. Even if one knows the life of an eminent person thoroughly, the catalogue is still dependent on the availability of extant works. To attempt an inclusion without the relevant inkwork is still futile. So occasionally photographs and books are documented instead. The hardships involved in compiling this catalogue are evident.

The work of the compiler cannot be accomplished overnight. I recall my late friend Mr. Chang Shou-p’ing (張壽平) meeting me for lunch every Thursday at Yin-i Restaurant. We would sit at the same table and order the same dishes, a routine that went on for fifteen or sixteen years, almost unaffected by downpours or storms. On those Thursdays in the six years from the 101st year of the Republic (2012) to the 106th year of the Republic (2017), we constantly evaluated the personages in Exodus and Restoration, discussed their lives and achievements, and determined their inclusions or exclusions. In May of the 108th year of the Republic (2019), Mr. Chang passed away at the age of ninety-six. He did not live to see the final version of Exodus and Restoration. In a flash, twelve years have passed by since I began the first draft.

Portrait of Ku Yen-wu

I once read the Foreword of A Record of T’ang and Sung Loyalists (唐宋遺民錄序) by Ku Yen-wu (顧炎武 1613-1682). It says:

“Mr. Chu collected and edited many old stories. He  obtained A Record of Sung Loyalists (宋遺民錄) by Ch’eng Kuang (程廣 1425- ?), and enlarged the number of loyalists to over four hundred. He wrote to ask me for a foreword. Perhaps he could not find someone near, and sought for someone thousands of miles away. As for the loyalists of the Sung dynasty, as long as there is one word or one deed, or just one name recounted in the works of one or two prominent men, he will chronicle them all into his book. I may say he cannot find a companion among his contemporaries, instead his mind wanders off to dwell on those a thousand years ago.”

Loyalists in history swore allegiance to the tenets of Confucius, they resisted the occupying dynasty by fortifying their personal integrity. Ku Yen-wu observed that as time went by, there were fewer and fewer Ming loyalists, thus he commented: “He cannot find a companion among his contemporaries, instead his mind wanders off to dwell on those a thousand years ago.” People with integrity and rectitude are rare throughout history. Humans are servile by nature, those who flatter the powerful and embrace the strong are everywhere. Exodus and Restoration also evaluates human worthiness on the basis of integrity and rectitude. Even though those who took part in the exodus to Taiwan were in a far better situation than the loyalists in history who lost their country, yet great danger loomed everywhere, few were willing to risk all.

Furthermore, Ku Yen-wu said:

“For over twenty years, I have traveled to the east and west of the mountains, to the south and north of the rivers. Humans are less and less like humans. When I enquire after those noble and celebrated gentlemen from the past south of the Yangtze River, they have changed their outlooks and inner selves. They have learned to become inhuman. Hence Mr. Chu has undertaken to produce this book, to preserve the memory of humanity in this world.”

Since time immemorial, those who shift loyalties are as innumerable as grains of sand on the beach. Exodus and Restoration is also looking to preserve the memory of humanity in a nebulous world.

Most humans are unsteady, time erodes their resolve, many willingly capitulate early on. Those who sustain their rectitude to the end, defy old age and sickness with loyalty and fortitude, wrestle poverty with purity of heart, and battle tenaciously the infinite trials along the life journey to death. Exodus and Restoration is imbued with the fragrance of the noble prunus.

In the past dozen years, I have come across inkworks by certain well known figures whose characters were tarnished, thus excluded from Exodus and Restoration. They are: Chang Hsüeh-liang (張學良), Sun Li-jen (孫立人), Sheng Shih-ts’ai (盛世才), and Ku Yü-hsiu (顧毓琇). According to the veteran diplomat Mr. Fu Wei-hsin (傅維新), when the communist general-secretary Jiang Zemin visited America and went to Ku Yü-hsiu’s residence, Ku had already removed beforehand all inkworks originally hanging on the interior walls by senior figures of the Republic of China, thus revealing his servile and sycophantic character. Exodus and Restoration represents a collection from one family, the view of one individual, adulation and animosity can be crystal clear.

Mountains Ablaze–Exodus and Restoration, Preliminary Catalogue of Inkworks, Books, and Artefacts by Personages of the Republic of China 1946-1987 is divided into thirty three categories. They are:

1.	Political Leaders	51 Persons
2.	Political Personages	28 Persons
3.	Political Critics	4 Persons
4.	Economists	9 Persons
5.	Military Leaders	51 Persons
6.	Requiting Japanese General	1 Person
7.	Captured Loyalists	2 Persons
8.	Confucian Leader	1 Person
9.	Taoist Leaders	3 Persons
10.	Buddhist Leaders	4 Persons
11.	Muslim Leader	1 Person
12.	Catholic Leaders	2 Persons
13.	Christian Leaders	2 Persons
14.	Philosophers	2 Persons
15.	Scientist	1 Person
16.	Chinese Doctor	1 Person
17.	Scholars	17 Persons
18.	Classical Writers	28 Persons
19.	Modern Writers	9 Persons
20.	Calligraphers	13 Persons
21.	Painters	8 Persons
22.	Seal Carvers	4 Persons
23.	Connoisseurs	2 Persons
24.	Opera Singers	4 Persons
25.	Musicians	2 Persons
26.	Kung-fu Master	1 Person
27.	Photographer	1 Person
28.	Engineer and Architect	2 Persons
29.	Citizens	5 Persons
30.	Personages in Hong Kong	29 Persons
31.	Personages in Singapore	2 Persons
32.	Personages in America	13 Persons
33.	Asylum Seekers	1 Person

The three hundred and four personages in Exodus and Restoration are arranged chronologically by their dates of birth and death. Those who sacrificed their lives for the cause of the Republic of China are placed at the beginning of each category. For example, President Tai Chi-t’ao (戴季陶) of the Examination Yuan is placed second in the category of Political Leaders, Secretary General Ch’en Pu-lei (陳布雷) of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party is placed first in the category of Political Personages, Deputy Director Tai Li (戴笠) of the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics is placed first in the category of Military Leaders, Radio Host Lin Pin (林彬) at Commercial Radio Hong Kong is placed first in the category of Personages in Hong Kong.

Portrait of President Tai Chi-t’ao of the Examination Yuan

Portrait of Secretary General Ch’en Pu-lei of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party

Portrait of Deputy Director Tai Li of the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics

Portrait of Radio Host Lin Pin at Commercial Radio Hong Kong

In the early years of the Republic of China, a large number of talented individuals appeared and were enlisted into government services. There were many acknowledged polymaths, posing great difficulties for categorization. For instance, in the category of Political Leaders, President Yu Yu-jen (于右任) of the Control Yuan is noted for his mastery of cursive script calligraphy and is a celebrated calligrapher. However, President Yu also held various official positions, such as Minister of the Interior (內務總長), Provincial Governor of Shan-hsi Province (陝西省政府主席), and President of the Control Yuan (監察院院長), as well as the honorific title of Revolutionary Elder. Hence his inclusion here. In the category of Political Personages, Director Chu Chiu-ying (朱玖瑩) is well-known for his calligraphy, yet he served as Director of the Salt Administration (鹽務總局局長), a role vital to people’s livelihood. Hence his inclusion here. In the category of Military Leaders, although Squadron Leader Mo Chi-p’eng (莫紀彭) indulged in calligraphy in his late years, he was once appointed squadron leader of the assault team during the pivotal Huang-hua-kang Uprising (黃花岡起義衝鋒隊隊長). Hence his inclusion here. In the category of Classical Writers, Mr. P’u Yu (溥儒) excelled in calligraphy and painting, however traditional Chinese culture values literature foremost. Hence his inclusion here. In the category of Kung-fu Master, Mr. Cheng Man-ch’ing (鄭曼青) was proficient in poetry, calligraphy, painting, medicine, and Tai-chi. His accomplishment in Tai-chi was particularly notable. Hence his inclusion here.

Portrait of President Yu Yu-jen of the Control Yuan

Portrait of Director Chu Chiu-ying of the Salt Administration

Portrait of Squadron Leader Mo Chi-p’eng of the assault team during the Huang-hua-kang Uprising

Portrait of Mr. P’u Ju

Portrait of Mr. Cheng Man-ch’ing

The categories of Painters, Opera Singers, Musicians and Architect only focus on those who adhered to Chinese traditional art. The category of Painters lists traditional artists who worked with brush and ink, such as Professor Wu Tzu-shen (吳子深) and Mr. Chang Dai-chien (張大千). The category of Opera Singers features Mr. Ch’i Ju-shan (齊如山), renowned amateur singer of Peking Opera, and Ms. Chang O-yün (章遏雲), distinguished professional soprano of Peking Opera. The category of Musicians features ku-cheng (古箏) and ku-ch’in (古琴) players, such as Mr. Liang Tsai-p’ing (梁在平) and Mr. Jung T’ien-ch’i (容天圻). The category of Architect lists Mr. Yang Cho-ch’eng (楊卓成), master of Chinese traditional architecture.

The category of Citizens features ordinary citizens whose personal letters reflect the turmoil of the times.

Portrait of Professor Wu Tzu-shen

Portrait of Mr. Chang Dai-chien

Portrait of Mr. Ch’i Ju-shan

Portrait of Ms. Chang O-yün

Portrait of Mr. Liang Tsai-p’ing

Portrait of Mr. Jung T’ien-ch’i

Portrait of Mr. Yang Cho-ch’eng

The categories of Personages in Hong Kong, Personages in Singapore and Personages in America chronicle those who, instead of coming to Taiwan, went to Hong Kong, Singapore, and the United States. When mainland China fell to the communists, it was difficult to travel to Taiwan, while leaving Canton for Hong Kong was a much easier option. Personages in Hong Kong includes figures like Major General Tu Yüeh-sheng (杜月笙) and President Ch’ien Mu (錢穆) of New Asia College. Personages in Singapore has the least number of people, listing Minister of Finance Liu Kung-yün (劉攻芸). Personages in America includes Premier Koo Vi Kyuin (顧維鈞) and Academician Chao Yuen Ren (趙元任).

Portrait of Major General Tu Yüeh-sheng

Portrait of President Ch’ien Mu of New Asia College

Portrait of Minister of Finance Liu Kung-yün

Portrait of Premier Koo Vi Kyuin

Portrait of Academician Chao Yuen Ren

To preserve a name for posterity relies on a written biography. In ancient China there is the Local Gazetteer, keeping the names of many known and lesser known local figures. But in a disintegrating world, where can human traces be found? In Exodus and Restoration, there are many familiar figures, yet some are virtually unknown to most. In the category of Captured Loyalists, Mr. Ch’iu Yao-ch’ing (裘堯卿) and Major Yüeh Cheng-wu (岳正武) were assigned to espionage and military missions in mainland China where they were unfortunately captured. They endured years of torture, and after decades of imprisonment, finally returned to Taiwan. Throughout their ordeals they were steadfast in their loyalty to the Republic of China. In the category of Classical Writers, there is Mr. Tu Yen (杜宴), a poetry companion of the eminent poet Huang Chieh (黃節 1873-1935). His name is not documented anywhere else. In the category of Calligraphers, there is Mr. Mao Shu-chün (毛樹駿), one of the nine senior scholars in Taiwan who attained their public examination qualifications in the Ch’ing dynasty. They are known as P’eng-shan Ch’iu-lao (蓬山九老), the nine venerable elders. He also wrote the calligraphy on the tombstone of Mr. P’u Ju.

Portrait of Mr. Ch’iu Yao-ch’ing

Portrait of Major Yüeh Cheng-wu

Portrait of Mr. Mao Shu-chün

The shortcomings of Exodus and Restoration are only too blatant. Each of the thirty three categories can benefit from additional content. For instance, the category of Scientist is represented by one person, the category of Chinese Doctor is represented by one person, the category of Musicians is represented by two persons, and the category of Kung-fu Master is represented by one person. Expanding each category to include ten persons will make them far more substantial. However, this will require specialists in each field to generously offer their full resources.

Portrait of Ch’en Li

Those listed in Exodus and Restoration certainly possessed at least one of the three immortalized attainments propagated by Confucianism: to cultivate virtue, to render meritorious service, to produce writings worthy for posterity. Chen Li (陳澧 1810-1882) the distinguished scholar of late Ch’ing, once said: “Politics is to do with talented people, talented people is to do with scholarship”. To understand how the Republic of China has managed to stand resiliently in a century of upheavals, do look around this world of talents and scholarships. If the virtues, meritorious services and worthy writings of these eminent men and women are amalgamated and cast as exemplars and principles to salvage our world, the mindset of our world may change, a new path for our country may be forged despite current setbacks.

In a few sexagenarian cycles or a few dozen sexagenarian cycles from now, readers of Mountains Ablaze - Exodus and Restoration, Preliminary Catalogue of Inkworks, Books and Artefacts by Personages of the Republic of China 1946-1987 will not only connect spiritually with the loyal and the righteous, but will also revisit those years when Chinese traditional culture was saved by a few from extermination. Some ardent souls will kneel and weep.

Front cover of Compilation of Regulations Related to the Executive Committee of the Chinese Cultural Renaissance Movement

Inside page of Compilation of Regulations Related to the Executive Committee of the Chinese Cultural Renaissance Movement

 

Mountains Ablaze–Exodus and Restoration, Preliminary Catalogue of Inkworks, Books, and Artefacts by Personages of the Republic of China 1946-1987

Collection of the Studio of Prunus Ode, Compiled by Soong Shu Kong in October 113th year of the Republic of China, 2024

 

1. POLITICAL LEADERS, FIFTY ONE PERSONS

First page of letter from President Chiang Kai-shek of the Republic of China to Vice President Ch'en Kuo-fu (陳果夫副院長) of the Control Yuan

Second page of letter from President Chiang Kai-shek of the Republic of China to Vice President Ch'en Kuo-fu (陳果夫副院長) of the Control Yuan

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President Chiang Kai-shek (先總統蔣介石先生) of the Republic of China, also known by the name Chiang Chung-cheng (蔣中正), born in 1887 and died in 1975.

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Reproduced photograph of the inauguration ceremony of the President and Vice President in the 37th year of the Republic of China, 1948

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A Declaration from the Government of China (中國政府宣言), with handwritten amendments by President Chiang Kai-shek of the Republic of China

1.1-3
Letter from President Chiang Kai-shek of the Republic of China to Vice President Ch'en Kuo-fu (陳果夫副院長) of the Control Yuan

1.1-4
Calligraphy of the word Longevity by President Chiang Kai-shek of the Republic of China, dedicated to President Wang Shih-chieh (王世杰院長) of Academia Sinica

1.1-5
Three photographs of President Chiang Kai-shek of the Republic of China and U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower in Taipei, 18 June 1960

1.1-6
Record of Mourning for President Chiang (總統蔣公哀思錄). Taipei: Compilation Committee of the Record of Mourning for President Chiang, 31 October 1975

1.2
President Tai Ch’uan-hsien (戴傳賢院長) of the Control Yuan, also known by the name Tai Ch'i-t’ao (戴季陶), born in 1891,committed suicide in 1949 as the communists were gaining ground in mainland China.

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Calligraphy leaves by President Tai Ch’uan-hsien of the Control Yuan, dedicated to Mr. Hsü Kung-wu (許公武) with two poems, A Tribute to the Indian National Congress Flag (印度國民大會旗讚) and A Poem to Nehru in Prison (寄尼赫魯獄中詩)

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Obituary of Madame Huang, Mother of Mr. Tai (戴母黃太夫人赴告), printed in 1929

1.3
Vice President Niu Yung-chien (鈕永建副院長) of the Control Yuan, born in 1870 and died in 1965.

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Letter from Vice President Niu Yung-chien of the Control Yuan to Delegate Ko Chien-shih (葛建時) of the National Assembly

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Calligraphy in running script by Vice President Niu Yung-chien of the Control Yuan, dedicated to Lu-ping (瀘冰)

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In Memory of Mr. Niu Yung-chien (鈕永建先生紀念集)

1.4
Minister of State Hsü Shih-ying (許世英總理), also known by the name Hsü Ching-jen (許靜仁), born in 1873 and died in 1964.

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Calligraphy in running script by Minister of State Hsü Shih-ying

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Calligraphy in running script by Minister of State Hsü Shih-ying

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In Memory of Mr. Hsü Shih-ying (許世英先生紀念集)

1.5           
Vice President Ting Wei-fen (丁惟汾副院長) of the Control Yuan, born in 1874 and died in 1954.

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Calligraphy leaf by Vice President Ting Wei-fen of the Control Yuan, dedicated to Deputy Secretary-General Liu Tung-yen (劉東岩副秘書長) of the National Assembly

1.6
President Chu Cheng (居正院長) of the Judicial Yuan, also known by the name Chu Chüeh-sheng (居覺生), born in 1876 and died in 1951.

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A pair of calligraphy couplets in regular script by President Chu Cheng of the Judicial Yuan, dedicated to Hsiao-tso (孝佐)

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Record of Mourning for Mr. Chu Chüeh-sheng (居覺生先生哀思錄)

A pair of calligraphy couplets in cursive script by President Yü Yu-jen of the Control Yuan

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President Yü Yu-jen (于右任院長) of the Control Yuan, born in 1879 and died in 1964.

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A leaf of poem by Councillor Ch'ien Kung-lai (錢公來) of the People’s Political Council, revised by President Yü Yu-jen (于右任院長) of the Control Yuan

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A pair of calligraphy couplets in cursive script by President Yü Yu-jen of the Control Yuan

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A Biographical Sketch of Mr. Yü Yu-jen (于右任先生事略)

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In Memory of Mr. Yü Yu-jen (于右任先生紀念集)

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Shan-hsi Archive: Special Edition Commemorating the 10th Death Anniversary of Mr. Yü Yu-jen (陝西文獻：于右任先生逝世十周年紀念專號)

1.8  
President Chia Ching-te (賈景德院長) of the Examination Yuan, also known by the name Chia T’ao-yüan (賈韜園), born on 28 August 1880 and died in 1960.

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Letter from President Chia Ching-te of the Examination Yuan to Minister of Education Hang Li-wu (杭立武部長)

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Calligraphy in regular script by President Chia Ching-te of the Examination Yuan, dedicated to Tung-feng (東峰)

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Calligraphy in regular script by President Chia Ching-te of the Examination Yuan, dedicated to Minister of State Hsü Shih-ying (許世英總理)

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Record of Honour and Condolence of Mr. Chia Ching-te from Ping-hsin County of Shan-hsi Province (冰心賈景德先生榮哀錄), published in The World of Chinese Arts Issue Five Volume Twelve (中華藝苑第十二卷第五期), November 1960

1.9  
Provincial Governor Chang Chih-pen (張知本省主席) of Hupeh Province, also known by the name Chang Huai-chiu (張懷九), born on 20 February 1881 and died in 1976.

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Calligraphy in running script by Provincial Governor Chang Chih-pen of Hupeh Province, dedicated to Commissioner Chang Kuang-ya (張光亞委員) of the Examination Yuan

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Collected Essays to Celebrate the 90th Birthday of Mr. Chang Huai-chiu (張懷九先生九秩大慶紀念論文集). Taipei: Preparatory Committee of the 90th Birthday of Mr. Chang Chih-pen, 10 March 1969

1.10
Presidential Senior Adviser Li Yü-ying (李煜瀛資政), also known by the name Li Shih-tseng (李石曾), born on 29 May 1881 and died in 1973.

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Letter from Presidential Senior Adviser Li Yü-ying to Minister of Education Chang Ch’i-yün (張其昀部長)

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Letter from Presidential Senior Adviser Li Yü-ying to Yün-ch'ing (韻清)

1.10-3
Calligraphy in running script by Presidential Senior Adviser Li Yü-ying

1.10-4
Soybean (大豆) by Presidential Senior Adviser Li Yü-ying. Paris: Societe biologique de l’Extreme Orient, 1910

1.10-5
In Memory of Mr. Li Shih-tseng (李石曾先生紀念集)

1.11
President Wang Ch’ung-hui (王寵惠院長) of the Judicial Yuan, also known by the name Wang Liang-ch’ou (王亮疇), born on 1 December 1881 and died in 1958.

1.11-1
Photograph of President Wang Ch’ung-hui of the Judicial Yuan with leading American politicians

1.11-2
Preface of Hague Conference of International Law (海牙國際法會議序) and Preface of Self-Administration in Germany (德國自治序), handwritten by President Wang Ch’ung-hui of the Judicial Yuan

1.11-3
In Memory of the Late President Wang Liang-ch'ou of the Judicial Yuan (司法院王故院長亮疇先生紀念集)

1.11-4
Memorial Service for the First Death Anniversary of the Late President Wang Liang-ch'ou (王故院長亮疇先生逝世一週年紀念追思禮拜)

1.12
President Mo Te-hui (莫德惠院長) of the Examination Yuan, also known by the name Mo Liu-ch’en (莫柳忱), born on 16 April 1883 and died in 1968.

1.12-1
Calligraphy leaf in regular script by President Mo Te-hui of the Examination Yuan, dedicated to Provincial Governor Chang Chih-pen (張知本省主席) of Hupeh Province on his 80th birthday

1.12-2
Calligraphy leaf with the words Yeh-sheng Weekly (野聲週刊) by President Mo Te-hui of the Examination Yuan.

1.12-3
Record of Mourning for Mr. Mo Liu-ch'en (莫柳忱先生哀思錄)

1.13
Premier Yen Hsi-shan (閻錫山院長) of the Executive Yuan, also known by the name Yen Po-ch’uan (閻伯川), born on 8 October 1883 and died in 1960.

1.13-1
Mr. Yen Po-ch'uan's Instructional Speeches, Two Volumes (閻伯川先生訓話集二冊). Taipei: Society for the Remembrance of Mr. Yen Po-ch’uan, September 1972

1.13-2
In Memory of Mr. Yen Po-ch'uan (閻伯川先生紀念集)

1.13-3
Special Edition to Mourn the Death of Mr. Yen Hsi-shan (閻錫山先生逝世悼念專輯). Taipei: China Weekly, 6 June 1960

1.14
Commissioner Chang Mo-chün (張默君委員) of the Examination Yuan, born in 1884 and died in 1965.

1.14-1
Calligraphy in running script by Commissioner Chang Mo-chün of the Examination Yuan

1.14-2
Yü-hsieh Shan-fang Mo-shen (玉渫山房墨瀋) by Commissioner Chang Mo-Chün of the Examination Yuan. Taipei: Self published, August 1959

1.14-3
In Memory of Madame Chang Mo-chün (張默君先生紀念集)

Orchid painting by Committee Member Tsou Lu of the Central Executive Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party, dedicated to Shao-chung (少忠)

1.15
Committee Member Tsou Lu (鄒魯委員) of the Central Executive Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party, also known by the name Tsou Hai-pin (鄒海濱), born in 1885 and died in 1954.

1.15-1
Letter from Committee Member Tsou Lu of the Central Executive Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party, addressed to Kai-chih (開智)

1.15-2
Orchid painting by Committee Member Tsou Lu of the Central Executive Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party, dedicated to Shao-chung (少忠)

1.15-3
Ch'eng Lu Mo-lan Ts’e (Ch’eng Lu Orchid Paintings in Ink 澄廬墨蘭冊)  by Committee Member Tsou Lu of the Central Executive Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party. Taipei: Self published, February 1964

1.16
Acting President Chang Wei-han (張維翰副院長) of the Control Yuan, also known by the name Chang Ch’uan-ou (張蒓漚), born in 1886 and died in 1979.

1.16-1
Letter from Acting President Chang Wei-han of the Control Yuan to Mr. Yi Chun-tso (易君左)

1.16-2
A leaf of poem by Acting President Chang Wei-han of the Control Yuan

1.16-3
Calligraphy leaf in regular script by Acting President Chang Wei-han of the Control Yuan, dedicated to Representative Hsiang Kou-fu (向構父代表) of the National Assembly on his 90th birthday

1.16-4
Calligraphy in running script by Acting President Chang Wei-han of the Control Yuan, dedicated  to Tseng-chien (增鑑) and Hsiu-ch'uan (秀荃)

1.16-5
In Memory of Mr. Chang Ch'uan-ou (張蒓漚先生紀念集)

1.17
Vice Premier Wu T'ieh-ch'eng (吳鐵城副院長) of the Executive Yuan, born on 9 March 1888 and died in 1953.

1.17-1
Calligraphy leaf with the words “First Overseas Chinese Festival” by Vice Premier Wu T'ieh-ch'eng's of the Executive Yuan

1.17-2
Calligraphy leaf in regular script by Vice Premier Wu T'ieh-ch'eng of the Executive Yuan, dedicated to Ch'i-fang (其芳)

1.17-3
China and Myself in the Last Forty Years (四十年來之中國與我) by Vice Premier Wu T’ien-cheng of the Executive Yuan

1.17-4
In Memory of Mr. Wu T'ieh-ch'eng (吳鐵城先生紀念集)

1.17-5
In Memory of Comrade T'ieh-ch'eng on His 10th Death Anniversary (鐵城同志逝世十週年紀念)

1.17-6
In Memory of Mr. Wu T’ien-cheng on His 20th Death Anniversary (吳鐵城先生逝世二十週年紀念集)

1.18
Acting Premier Wang Yün-wu (王雲五副院長) of the Executive Yuan, also known by the name Wang Hsiu-lu (王岫廬), born on 9 July 1888 and died in 1979.

1.18-1
Letter from Acting Premier Wang Yün-wu of the Executive Yuan to Mr. K'uang Chung-ying (匡仲英)

1.18-2
Letter from Acting Premier Wang Yün-wu of the Executive Yuan to Hsüeh-ping (雪冰)

1.18-3
Draft letter from Acting Premier Wang Yün-wu of the Executive Yuan to Teh-fang (德芳)

1.18-4
Draft letter from Acting Premier Wang Yün-wu of the Executive Yuan to his attorney

1.18-5
Draft of Methods for Revising the Hua-kuo English Textbook (華國英語讀本修正辦法) by Acting Premier Wang Yün-wu of the Executive Yuan

1.18-6
In Memoriam Ambassador Hu Shih, calligraphy handscroll in running-cursive script by Acting Premier Wang Yün-wu of the Executive Yuan

1.18-7
Record of Mourning for Mr. Wang Yün-wu (王雲五先生哀思錄)

1.19
Premier Chang Ch’ün (張群院長) of the Executive Yuan, also known by the name Chang Yüeh-chün (張岳軍), born in 1889 and died in 1990.

1.19-1
Two letters from Premier Chang Ch’ün of the Executive Yuan to Ching-ming (經明)

1.19-2
Letter from Premier Chang Ch’ün of the Executive Yuan to General Liu Chih (劉峙)

1.19-3
Calligraphy leaf in regular script by Premier Chang Ch’ün of the Executive Yuan

1.20
President Wang Shih-chieh (王世杰院長) of Academia Sinica, also known by the name Wang Hsüeh-ting (雪艇), born on 10 March 1891 and died in 1981.

1.20-1
Letter from President Wang Shih-chieh of Academia Sinica to Deputy Secretary-General Ch'en Ch'i-lu (陳奇祿秘書長) of the Chinese Nationalist Party

1.20-2
Letter from President Wang Shih-chieh of Academia Sinica to Secretary-General Ch'en Ta-ch'I  (陳大齊秘書長) of the Examination Yuan

1.20-3
Appointment certificate with envelope from the Governing Council of the National Palace Museum in Peking (故宮博物院理事會理事) to President Wang Shih-chieh in the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938)

1.20-4
Selected Writings by Mr. Wang Shih-chieh (王世杰先生論著選集). Taipei: Alumni Association of Wu-han University in Taiwan, March 1980

1.21 
Premier Sun K’ei (孫科院長) of the Executive Yuan, also known by the name Sun Che-sheng (孫哲生), born on 10 October 1891 and died in 1973.

1.21-1
Letter from Premier Sun K’ei of the Executive Yuan to President Wang Ch’ung-hui（王寵惠院長）of the Judicial Yuan

1.21-2
In Memory of Mr. Sun Che-sheng (孫哲生先生紀念集)

1.21-3
In Memory of Mr. Sun Che-sheng on His Birth Centenary (孫哲生先生百年誕辰紀念集). Taipei: Sun Che-sheng Scholarship Foundation, 20 October 1990

1.21-4
A Chronicle of the Life of Mr. Sun Che-sheng (孫哲生先生年譜). Taipei: Chung Cheng Book Company, 1990

1.22
Vice President Ch'en Kuo-fu (陳果夫副院長) of the Control Yuan, born in 1892 and died in 1951.

1.22-1

Calligraphy in running script by Vice President Ch'en Kuo-fu of the Control Yuan, dedicated to Chien-ch’iu (建秋)

1.22-2
Commemorative Book of the Public Memorial for Mr. Ch'en Kuo-fu (公祭陳果夫先生紀念冊)

Calligraphy in running script by Vice Premier Chu Chia-hua of the Executive Yuan

1.23
Vice Premier Chu Chia-hua (朱家驊副院長) of the Executive Yuan, also known by the name Chu Liu-hsien (朱騮先), born in 1893 and died in 1963.

1.23-1
Letter from Vice Premier Chu Chia-hua of the Executive Yuan to Director Li Chi (李濟所長) of the Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica

1.23-2
Calligraphy in running script by Vice Premier Chu Chia-hua of the Executive Yuan

1.23-3
Collected Essays to Celebrate the 70th Birthday of Mr. Chu Chia-hua (慶祝朱家驊先生七十歲論文集). Taipei: Ta Lu Publishing, May 1962

1.23-4
In Memory of Mr. Chu Chia-hua  (朱家驊先生逝世紀念集)

1.24
Vice President Hsieh Ying-chou (謝瀛洲副院長) of the Judicial Yuan, born on 21 June 1894 and died in 1972

1.24-1
Draft letter by Vice President Hsieh Ying-chou of the Judicial Yuan

1.24-2
Calligraphy in regular script by Vice President Hsieh Ying-chou of the Judicial Yuan, dedicated to Shih-ta (世達)

1.24-3
A Biographical Sketch of the Late Vice President Hsieh Ying-chou (謝故副院長瀛洲先生事略)

1.25
President Yang Liang-kung (楊亮功院長) of the Examination Yuan, born in 1895 and died in 1992.

1.25-1
Letter with envelope from President Yang Liang-kung of the Examination Yuan to Major General Chang Fo-ch'ien (張佛千少將)

1.26
Vice Premier Yü Ching-t'ang (余井塘副院長) of the Executive Yuan, born in 1896 and died in 1985.

1.26-1
Calligraphy in running script by Vice Premier Yü Ching-t'ang of the Executive Yuan, dedicated to Yü-hsiang  (毓祥)

1.26-2
A pair of calligraphy couplets in regular script by Vice-Premier Yü Ching-t'ang of the Executive Yuan, dedicated to Yüan-hsün  (元勳)

1.26-3
Po-weng I-mo (跛翁逸墨) by Vice Premier Yü Ching-t'ang of the Executive Yuan. Taipei: Ta Hua Evening News, October 1985

1.26-4
Collected Writings in Memory of Mr. Yü Ching-t'ang (余井塘先生紀念文集)

1.27
President Chang Tao-fan (張道藩院長) of the Legislative Yuan, born on 9 August 1897 and died in 1968.

1.27-1
Calligraphy in regular script by President Chang Tao-fan of the Legislative Yuan, dedicated to Tso-ts’ai (左材)

1.27-2
Collection of Calligraphy and Paintings by Chang Tao-fan  (張道藩書畫集). Taipei, June 1969

1.27-3
Record of Mourning for Mr. Chang Tao-fan, a Warrior for Chinese Art and Literature (中國文藝鬪士張道藩先生哀思錄)

1.28
President Hsieh Kuan-sheng (謝冠生院長) of the Judicial Yuan, born on 19 November 1897 and died in 1971.

1.28-1
Calligraphy in clerical script by President Hsieh Kuan-sheng of the Judicial Yuan, dedicated to Yu-wei (有為)

1.28-2
In Memory of the Late President Hsieh Kuan-sheng of the Judicial Yuan (司法院謝故院長冠生先生紀念集)

1.29
Vice President Lo Chia-lun (羅家倫副院長) of the Examination Yuan, also known by the name Lo Chih-hsi (羅志希), born on 21 December 1897 and died in 1969.

1.29-1
Letter from Vice President Lo Chia-lun of the Examination Yuan to Minister of the Interior Ku Cheng-kang (谷正綱部長)

1.29-2
Letter from Vice President Lo Chia-lun of the Examination Yuan to Premier Ho Ying-ch’in (何應欽院長) of the Executive Yuan

1.29-3
Calligraphy in running script by Vice President Lo Chia-lun of the Examination Yuan, dedicated to Chin-shan (錦山)

1.29-4
Calligraphy in running script of the text of Ch’ing-hai Song by Vice President Lo Chia-lun of the Examination Yuan

1.30
Premier Yü Hung-chün (俞鴻鈞院長) of the Executive Yuan, born on 4 January 1898 and died in 1960.

1.30-1
Calligraphy in clerical script by Premier Yü Hung-chün of the Executive Yuan, dedicated to T'ieh-fu (鐵夫)

Calligraphy leaf with the words of President Chiang Kai-shek by Vice President Ch'en Ch’eng of the Republic of China

1.31
Vice President Ch'en Ch’eng (陳誠副總統) of the Republic of China,  also known by the name Ch’en Tz’u-hsiu (陳辭修), born on 4 January 1898 and died in 1965.

1.31-1
Photograph of Vice President Ch'en Ch’eng of the Republic of China

1.31-2
Letter from Vice President Ch'en Ch’eng of the Republic of China to Sung-shih (送石)

1.31-3
Calligraphy leaf with the words of President Chiang Kai-shek by Vice President Ch'en Ch’eng of the Republic of China

1.31-4
Land Reform in China, written and inscribed by Vice President Ch'en Ch’eng of the Republic of China. Taipei: China Publishing Co., 1961

1.31-5
Collection of Speeches and Statements by Mr. Ch'en Tz'u-hsiu (陳辭修先生言論集). Taipei: Ho-p’ing Publishing, September 1957

1.31-6
Resistance Against Foreign Invasion and the Rejuvenation of Our Race, A Speech Delivered in 1935 at Lushan Officers Training Corps (抵禦外侮與復興民族-民國二十四年於廬山軍官訓練團講述), by Vice President Ch’en Ch’eng of the Republic of China. Taipei: Reprint, June 1963

1.31-7
In Memory of the Late Vice President Ch'en (陳故副總統紀念集)

1.32
Secretary-General Chiang Soong Mei-ling (蔣宋美齡秘書長) of the Chinese Aviation Commission, born on 4 March 1898 and died in 2003.

1.32-1
Typed English letter from Secretary-General Chiang Soong Mei-ling of the Chinese Aviation Commission to US Ambassador Florence Jaffray Daisy Harriman

1.32-2
Handwritten English letter by Secretary-General Chiang Soong Mei-ling with newspaper clipping of 1949

1.32-3
Canada Official Report of Debates of the Senate and the House of Commons 16 June 1943, presented to Secretary-General Chiang Soong Mei-ling of the Chinese Aviation Commission in 1943

1.33
Vice President Cheng Tien-fong (程天放副院長) of the Examination Yuan, born on 22 February 1899 and died in 1967.

1.33-1
Letter from Vice President Cheng Tien-fong of the Examination Yuan to Minister T'ao Hsi-sheng (陶希聖部長) of the Ministry of Information of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party

1.33-2
Selected Speeches and Writings of Dr. Tien-Fong Cheng. Taipei: Ministry of Education, 1954

1.33-3
A History of Sino-Russian Relations, written and inscribed by Vice President Cheng Tien-fong of the Examination Yuan. Washington: Public Affairs Press, 1957

1.33-4
In Memory of Mr. Cheng Tien-fong (程天放先生紀念集)

1.34
Minister of Education Huang Chi-lu (黃季陸部長), born on 2 March 1899 and died in 1985.

1.34-1
Calligraphy in running script by Minister of Education Huang Chi-lu, dedicated to Liang-chün (良駿)

1.34-2
Collected Writings in Memory of Mr. Huang Chi-lu (黃季陸先生紀念文集)

1.35
President  T'ien Chiung-chin (田炯錦院長) of the Judicial Yuan, born on 18 March 1899 and died in 1977.

1.35-1
Letter from President T'ien Chiung-chin of the Judicial Yuan to Minister of Education Hang Li-wu (杭立武部長)

1.35-2
Calligraphy leaf with words of homage for Biographies of the Revolutionary Martyrs Who Founded the Nation (開國革命先烈事蹟傳記) by President T'ien Chiung-chin of the Judicial Yuan

1.35-3
Calligraphy in running script by President T'ien Chiung-chin of the Judicial Yuan, dedicated to Chen-tsung (振宗)

1.35-4
In Memory of the late President T'ien Chiung-chin (田故院長炯錦紀念集)

1.36
Vice President Ch'en Li-fu (陳立夫副院長) of the Legislative Yuan, born on 21 August 1900 and died in 2001.

1.36-1
Letter from Vice President Ch'en Li-fu of the Legislative Yuan to Minister of Education Chang Ch’i-yün（張其昀部長）

1.36-2
Calligraphy in running script by Vice President Ch'en Li-fu of the Legislative Yuan, dedicated to Chin-ju (金如)

1.36-3
Collected Works on Confucian Studies by Ch'en Li-fu (陳立夫儒學研究言論集), written and inscribed by Vice President Ch'en Li-fu of the Legislative Yuan. Taipei: Li Ming Cultural Enterprise Co. Ltd., July 1983

1.36-4
The Moral and Ethical Thought of Mencius (孟子之道德倫理思想), written and inscribed by Vice President Ch'en Li-fu of the Legislative Yuan. Taipei: Cheng Chung Book Company, July 1986

1.36-5
The Rationale and Stories in the Four Books of Confucianism (四書中的常理及故事四冊), written and inscribed by Vice President Ch’en Li-fu of the Legislative Yuan, dedicated to Mr. Wu Hsin-chien (吳心健先生). Taipei: Shih-i Magazine, July 1994

1.36-6
A Concise Description of the Life of Mr. Ch'en Li-fu (陳立夫先生行狀)

1.37
Minister of the Interior Hung Lan-yu (洪蘭友部長), born in 1900 and died in 1958.

1.37-1
Letter from Minister of the Interior Hung Lan-yu to Vice President Lo Chia-lun (羅家倫副院長) of the Examination Yuan

1.37-2
Calligraphy in regular script by Minister of the Interior Hung Lan-yu, dedicated to Commissioner Chang Kuang-ya (張光亞委員) of the Examination Yuan

1.37-3
Calligraphy in regular script by Minister of the Interior Hung Lan-yu

1.38
Vice Premier Chang Li-sheng (張厲生副院長) of the Executive Yuan, also known by the name Chang Shao-wu (張少武), born on 17 June 1901 and died in 1971.

1.38-1
Letter from Vice Premier Chang Li-sheng of the Executive Yuan to Pai-hung (白虹)

1.38-2
Calligraphy in regular script by Vice Premier Chang Li-sheng of the Executive Yuan, dedicated to Chih-hsien (志賢)

1.39
Minister of Education Chang Chi-yün (張其昀部長), also known by the name Chang Hsiao-feng (張曉峰), born on 29 September 1901 and died in 1985.

1.39-1
Letter from Minister of Education Chang Chi-yün to Le-hsi (樂熙)

1.39-2
Letter with envelope from Minister of Education Chang Chi-yün to Minister Liang Han-ts'ao (梁寒操部長) of the Overseas Ministry of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party

1.39-3
The Essence of Chinese Culture, written and inscribed by Minister of Education Chang Chi-yün. Taipei: The China News Press, 1957

1.39-4
From Recovery of Taiwan to Recovery of  Mainland (從光復臺灣到光復大陸), written by Minister of Education Chang Chi-yün. Taipei: Yang-ming-shan Chuang, October 1958

1.40
Minister of Examination Ch'en Hsüeh-p'ing (陳雪屏部長), born on 1 November 1901 and died in 1999.

1.40-1
Letter from Minister of Examination Ch'en Hsüeh-p'ing to Minister of Education Hang Li-wu (杭立武部長)

1.40-2
Calligraphy in running script by Minister of Examination Ch'en Hsüeh-p'ing, dedicated to I-sheng (以笙)

Calligraphy leaf with words of homage for Biographies of the Revolutionary Martyrs Who Founded the Nation (開國革命先烈事蹟傳記) by President Ni Wen-ya of the Legislative Yuan

1.41
President Ni Wen-ya (倪文亞院長) of the Legislative Yuan, born on 2 March 1902 and died in 2006.

1.41-1
Calligraphy leaf with words of homage for Biographies of the Revolutionary Martyrs Who Founded the Nation (開國革命先烈事蹟傳記) by President Ni Wen-ya of the Legislative Yuan

1.41-2
Horizontal scroll in regular script by President Ni Wen-ya of the Legislative Yuan, dedicated to Chen-tsung (振宗)

1.42
Minister of the Interior Ku Cheng-kang (谷正綱部長), born on 30 April 1902 and died in 1993.

1.42-1
Namecard of Minister of the Interior Ku Cheng-kang

1.42-2
Letter from Minister of the Interior Ku Cheng-kang and Cardinal Yü Pin (于斌主教) to the Board of Directors of the Sun Yat-sen Academic and Cultural Foundation of the Republic of China (中華民國中山學術文化基金會)

1.42-3
Letter with envelope from Minister of the Interior Ku Cheng-kang to Suffragan Bishop Mao Chen-hsiang (毛振翔副主教)

1.42-4
Calligraphy leaf by Minister of the Interior Ku Cheng-kang in remembrance of Mr. Tzu-hui (子惠先生) on his second death anniversary

1.42-5
In Memory of Minister Ku Cheng-kang (谷正綱先生紀念集)

1.43
Minister of Education Hang Li-wu (杭立武部長), born on  26 January 1903 and died in 1991.

1.43-1
Letter from Minister of Education Hang Li-wu to Te-fang (德芳)

1.43-2
Calligraphy leaf by Minister of Education Hang Li-wu for Chung-hsing Daily News (中興日報) of Singapore

1.43-3
Appointment certificate with envelope for Minister Hang Li-wu to become Minister of Education in the 38th year of the Republic of China (1949)

1.43-4
Taiwan Today, written and signed by Minister of Education Hang Li-wu. Taipei: Cheng Chung Book Company, 1982

1.43-5
In Memory of Mr. Hang Li-wu (杭立武先生紀念集)

1.44
Minister of Transportation Yüan Shou-ch'ien (袁守謙部長), born in August 1903 and died in 1992.

1.44-1
Letter from Minister of Transportation Yüan Shou-ch'ien to K'ai-fu (開福)

1.44-2
A pair of calligraphy couplets in regular script by Minister of Transportation Yüan Shou-ch'ien, dedicated to Ho-chün (和鈞)

1.44-3
Calligraphy in regular script by Minister of Transportation Yüan Shou-ch'ien, dedicated to Secretary Yang Yu-jên  (楊有壬秘書) of the Committee of the Chinese Cultural Renaissance Movement

1.44-4
Calligraphy in running script by Minister of Transportation Yüan Shou-ch'ien, dedicated to Chairman Ch'en Pao-ch'uan (陳寶川董事長) of First Commercial Bank

1.44-5
A Biographical Sketch of Mr. Yüan Shou-ch'ien (袁守謙先生簡歷)

1.45
Minister of Information Li Wei-kuo (李惟果部長), born in 1903 and died in 1992.

1.45-1
Letter from Minister of Information Li Wei-kuo to Delegate K'o Chien-shih (葛建時) of the National Assembly

1.46
Minister of  Foreign Affairs Yeh Kung-ch'ao (葉公超部長), born in 1904 and died in 1981.

1.46-1
Three photographs of Minister of Foreign Affairs Yeh Kung-ch'ao

1.46-2
Letter by Minister of Foreign Affairs Yeh Kung-ch'ao

1.46-3
Letter from Minister of Foreign Affairs Yeh Kung-ch'ao to Minister of Education Hang Li-wu  (杭立武部長)

1.46-4
A pair of calligraphy couplets in running script by Minister of Foreign Affairs Yeh Kung-ch'ao

1.46-5
Poets’ Choice, A Spoken Anthology. London: Arts and Letters Committee National Council of Women, 14 September 1943

1.46-6
Collection of Calligraphy and Paintings by Mr. Yeh Kung-ch'ao (葉公超先生書畫集). Taipei: Han Hwa Publishing, October 1982

Calligraphy in regular script by President Yen Chia-kan of the Republic of China

1.47
President Yen Chia-kan (嚴家淦總統) of the Republic of China, born in 1905, and died in 1993.

1.47-1
Letter from President Yen Chia-kan of the Republic of China to Minister of Foreign Affairs Yeh Kung-ch'ao (葉公超部長)

1.47-2
Calligraphy in regular script by President Yen Chia-kan of the Republic of China

1.47-3
Record of Mourning for the Late President Yen Chia-kan  (嚴前總統家淦先生哀思錄)

1.48
Vice President Hsieh Tung-min (謝東閔副總統) of the Republic of China, born in 1908 and died in 2001.

1.48-1
Letter from Vice President Hsieh Tung-min of the Republic of China to Deputy Secretary-General Ch'en Ch'i-lu (陳奇祿副秘書長) of the Chinese Nationalist Party

1.49
President Chiang Ching-kuo (蔣經國總統) of the Republic of China, born in 1910 and died in 1988.

1.49-1
A set of two handscrolls signed by President Chiang Ching-kuo and numerous other dignitaries of the Republic of China

1.49-2
Inscribed photograph of President Chiang Ching-kuo, dedicated to General Ma Chi-chuang (馬紀壯上將)

1.49-3
Record of Mourning for President Chiang Ching-kuo (蔣總統經國先生哀思錄)

1.49-4
Funeral Service of Madame Fang-liang, Wife of the Late President Chiang Ching-kuo (蔣故總統 經國先生夫人方良女士告別追思安厝典禮)

1.49-5
Memorial Setvice of Madame Fang-liang, Wife of the Late President Chiang Ching-kuo (蔣故總統 經國先生夫人方良女士追思禮)

1.50
Minister of Foreign Affairs Shen Ch'ang-huan (沈昌煥部長), born on 16 October 1913 and died in 1998.

1.50-1
Four photographs of Minister of Foreign Affairs Shen Ch'ang-huan

1.50-2
Letter from Minister of Foreign Affairs Shen Ch'ang-huan to Premier Ho Ying-ch’in (何應欽院長) of the Executive Yuan

1.50-3
The View from Twin Oaks, A Collection of Selected Speeches 1971-1974. Washington, 1978

1.51
Premier Sun Yun-suan (孫運璿院長) of the Executive Yuan, born on 8 December 1913 and died in 2006.

1.51-1
The Three Principles of the People, inscribed by Premier Sun Yun-suan of the Executive Yuan. Taipei: China Publishing Company, 1981

2. POLITICAL PERSONAGES, TWENTY EIGHT PERSONS

Letter from Secretary General Ch'en Pu-lei of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party, addressed to President Wang Ch’ung-hui (王寵惠院長) of the Judicial Yuan

2.1
Secretary General Ch'en Pu-lei (陳布雷秘書長) of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party, born in 1890, committed suicide in 1948 as the communists were gaining ground in mainland China.

2.1-1
Two letters from Secretary General Ch'en Pu-lei of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party, addressed to President Wang Ch’ung- hui (王寵惠院長) of the Judicial Yuan

2.2
Delegate Chung Po-i (鍾伯毅代表) of the National Constituent Assembly, also known by the name Chung Huai-ts’un (鍾槐村), born in 1880 and died in 1962.

2.2-1
Calligraphy in running script by Delegate Chung Po-i of the National Constituent Assembly, dedicated to Yüh-hsiang (毓祥)

2.2-2
Record of Honour and Condolence of Mr. Chung Huai-ts’un (鍾槐村先生榮哀錄)

2.3
Delegate Teng Chia-yen (鄧家彥代表) of the National Constituent Assembly, born in 1883 and died in 1966.

2.3-1
Calligraphy leaf by Delegate Teng Chia-yen of the National Constituent Assembly, dedicated to Mr. Shen Ying-tung (沈映冬先生)

2.4
Chairman Chang Chia-sen (張嘉森主席) of the China Democratic Socialist Party, also known by the name Chang Ch’ün-mai (君勱), born on 18 January 1887 and died in 1969.

2.4-1
Two postcards from Chairman Chang Chia-sen of the China Democratic Socialist Party, Minister of Justice Liang Ch’i-chao (梁啓超總長), General Chiang Fang-chen (蔣方震上將) and Minister (Diplomat) Liu Ch’ung-chieh (劉崇傑公使) to Provincial Graduate T’ang En-p’u (唐恩溥孝廉) of Ch’ing dynasty

2.4-2
Collected Writings to Commemorate the Birth Centenary of the Late Mr. Chang Chün-mai (張君勱先生百齡冥誕紀念文集). Taipei: Central Committee of the China Democratic Socialist Party, February 1986

2.5
Ambassador Tung Hsien-kuang (董顯光大使) to the United States of America, also known by the name Hollington K. Tong, born on 9 November 1887 and died in 1971.

2.5-1
Letter from Ambassador Tung Hsien-kuang to Premier Ho Ying-ch’in (何應欽院長) of the Executive Yuan

2.5-2
Dateline: China, written and inscribed by Ambassador Tung Hsien-kuang. New York: Rockport Press, Inc., 1950

2.5-3
Chiang Kai-shek, written and inscribed by Ambassador Tung Hsien-kuang. Taipei: China Publishing Company, 1953

2.6
Delegate Li Tsung-huang (李宗黃代表) of the National Constituent Assembly, born in 1888 and died in 1978.

2.6-1
Letter with envelope from Delegate Li Tsung-huang of the National Constituent Assembly, addressed to Miao-tuo (繆鐸)

2.6-2
Calligraphy in running script by Delegate Li Tsung-huang of the National Constituent Assembly, dedicated to Tzu-yü (子瑜)

2.6-3
General Discourse on Local Autonomy in China (中國地方自治總論), written and inscribed by Delegate Li Tsung-huang of the National Constituent Assembly. Taipei: Local Autonomy Studies Society, February 1954

2.6-4
Biographical Sketch of Mr. Li Tsung-huang (李宗黃先生傳略)

2.7
Legislator Ch'en Tzu-feng (陳紫楓委員) of the Legislative Yuan, born in 1889 and died in 1974.

2.7-1
Calligraphy leaf by Legislator Ch'en Tzu-feng of the Legislative Yuan, dedicated to Provincial Governor Chang Chih-pen (張知本省主席) of Hupeh Province on his 80th birthday

2.8
Delegate Hung Lu-tung (洪陸東代表) of the National Assembly, born in 1893 and died in 1976.

2.8-1
Calligraphy in running script by Delegate Hung Lu-tung of the National Assembly, dedicated to Mr. Lu Chien-ming (陸兼明先生)

2.9
Commissioner Ch'iu Nien-t'ai (丘念台委員) of the Control Yuan, born on 11 March 1894 and died in 1967.

2.9-1
Letter from Commissioner Ch'iu Nien-t'ai of the Control Yuan to Mayor of Taipei Yu Mi-chien (游彌堅巿長)

2.9-2
In Memory of Mr. Ch'iu Nien-t'ai (丘念台先生紀念集)

2.10
Legislator Lu Tang-p'ing (魯蕩平委員) of the Legislative Yuan, born on 22 February 1895 and died in 1975.

2.10-1
Calligraphy in running script by Legislator Lu Tang-p'ing of the Legislative Yuan, dedicated to Fang-t'ien (芳田)

2.10-2
A pair of calligraphy couplets by Legislator Lu Tang-ping of the Legislative Yuan, composed in memory of Mr. Hu Yüan-yen (胡元倓先生) on his birth anniversary

2.10-3
Collected Writings by Mr. Lu Tang-p'ing (魯蕩平先生遺集)

2.11
Secretary-General Liu Ssu-ying (劉泗英秘書長) of the Young China Party, born in 1895 and died in 1995.

2.11-1
Ode to the Young China Party (中國青年黨贊) by Secretary-General Liu Ssu-ying of the Young China Party

2.11-2
Special Issue Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Founding of the Young China Party (中國青年黨建黨五十週年紀念特刊). Taipei: Central Committee of the Young China Party, December 1973

2.12
Ambassador Chiang T’ing-fu (蔣廷黻大使) to the United States, also known by the name Tsiang Tingfu, born on 7 December 1895 and died in 1965.

2.12-1
Photograph of Ambassador Tsiang Tingfu at the Empire Building in New York, dated 8 September 1950

2.12-2
Photograph of Ambassador Tsiang Tingfu at the United Nations Assembly, dated 17 April 1952

2.12-3
History of Foreign Invasion of the North Eastern Provinces in the Last Three Centuries (最近三百年東北外患史) by Ambassador Tsiang Tingfu. Taipei: Central Daily News, April 1953

2.12-4
Freedom vs Communism, A Report from Free China, by Ambassador Tsiang Tingfu. New York: American Afro-Asian Educational Exchange, 1964

A pair of calligraphy couplets in regular script by Legislator Ti Ying of the Legislative Yuan, dedicated to Tzu-ch'üan (滋泉)

2.13
Legislator Ti Ying (狄膺委員) of the Legislative Council, also known by the name Ti Chün-wu (狄君武), born in 1896 and died in 1964.

2.13-1
Letter from Legislator Ti Ying of the Legislative Yuan to nephew Niu (鈕姪)

2.13-2
Two letters from Legislator Ti Ying of the Legislative Yuan to Ch'ing-wen (清文)

2.13-3
Calligraphy in running script by Legislator Ti Ying of the Legislative Yuan, dedicated to Kuei-sen (桂森)

2.13-4
A pair of calligraphy couplets in regular script by Legislator Ti Ying of the Legislative Yuan, dedicated to Tzu-ch'üan (滋泉)

2.13-5
Handscroll of seal impressions, seals used by Legislator Ti Ying of the Legislative Yuan

2.13-6
Collected Writings by Mr. Ti Chün-wu  (狄君武先生遺稿). Taipei: Party History Compilation Committee of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party, March 1965

2.14
Speaker Huang Ch'ao-ch'in (黃朝琴議長) of the Taiwan Provincial Council, born on 25 October 1897 and died in 1972.         

2.14-1
Calligraphy leaf in memory of Mr. Shih Han-yü (施涵宇先生) by Speaker Huang Ch'ao-ch'in of the Taiwan Provincial Council

2.14-2
Calligraphy leaf by Speaker Huang Ch'ao-ch'in of the Taiwan Provincial Council

2.14-3
Calligraphy in clerical script by Speaker Huang Ch'ao-ch'in of the Taiwan Provincial Council

2.14-4
The Case of the S.S. Kwang Yuan (廣源輪案), compiled and inscribed by Speaker Huang Ch'ao-ch'in of the Taiwan Provincial Council. San Francisco: American Overseas Chinese Publication Committee of the Case of the S.S. Kwang Yuan, 1937

2.14-5
In Memory of Mr. Huang Ch'ao-ch'in (黃朝琴先生紀念集)

2.15
Ambassador Hsieh Shou-k'ang (謝壽康大使) to the Vatican City State, born in 1897 and died in 1973.

2.15-1
Est Quest, Reflets Croises, written and inscribed by Ambassador Hsieh Shou-k'ang. Brussels: Editions Labor, 1932

2.15-2
Le Marechal Chiang Kai Shek , Son Enfance , Sa Jeunesse (蔣委員長幼年暨少年時代) , written and inscribed by Ambassador Hsieh Shou-k'ang. Brussels: Editions Labor, 1946

2.15-3
President Chiang Kai Shek , His Childhood and Youth (蔣委員長幼年暨少年時代), written and inscribed by Ambassador Hsieh Shou-k'ang. Taipei: China Cultural Service, 1954

2.15-4
New Year greeting card signed by Ambassador Hsieh Shou-k'ang, dated 36th year of the Republic of China, 1947

2.16
Director Chu Chiu-ying (朱玖瑩局長) of the Salt Administration, born in 1898 and died in 1996. 

2.16-1
Letter from Director Chu Chiu-ying of the Salt Administration to Po-shih (伯師)

2.16-2
Letter from Director Chu Chiu-ying of the Salt Administration to Mr. Shen Ta-fu (沈達夫先生)

2.16-3
Letter from Director Chu Chiu-ying of the Salt Administration to Hsüeh-ping  (雪冰)

2.16-4
Calligraphy in running script by Director Chu Chiu-ying of the Salt Administration, dedicated to Chih-kuang (志廣)

2.16-5
Horizontal wooden plaque engraved with seal script by Director Chu Chiu-ying of the Salt Administration

2.17
Delegate T'ao Hsi-sheng (陶希聖參政員) of the People’s Political Council, born on 1 September 1899 and died in 1988.

2.17-1
Calligraphy leaf in regular script by Delegate T'ao Hsi-sheng of the People’s Political Council, dedicated to Deputy Secretary-General Liu Tung-yen (劉東岩副秘書長) of the National Assembly

2.17-2
In Memoriam Madame Wan Ping-ju, Mother of T'ao (陶母萬氏冰如夫人追思錄)

2.18            
Chief Prosecutor Chao Ch'en (趙琛檢察總長) of the Supreme Prosecutors Office, born in 1899 and died in 1969.

2.18-1
Letter from Chief Prosecutor Chao Ch'en of the Supreme Prosecutors Office to Ching-ming (經明) with newspaper clipping

2.19    
Secretary-General Shih Shang-k’uan (史尚寬秘書長) of the Examination Yuan, born in 1899 and died in 1970

2.19-1
Calligraphy leaf by Secretary-General Shih Shang-k’uan of the Examination Yuan, dedicated to Provincial Governor Mr. Chang Chih-pen (張知本省主席) of Hupeh Province on his 73rd birthday

Front cover of China verteidigt sich, written by Consul General Ho Feng-shan

Inside page of China verteidigt sich, written by Consul General Ho Feng-shan

2.20
Consul General Ho Feng-shan (何鳳山大使) to Vienna, born in 1901 and died in 1997.

2.20-1
China verteidigt sich, written by Consul General Ho Feng-shan. Austria: Michael Winkler Verlaine, 1937

2.21
Secretary-General to the President Cheng Yen-fen (鄭彥棻秘書長), born in 1902 and died in 1990.

2.21-1
Calligraphy leaf by Secretary-General to the President Cheng Yen-fen, dedicated to Mo Te-hui of the Examination Yuan on his 80th birthday

2.21-2
Calligraphy in regular script by Secretary-General to the President Cheng Yen-fen, dedicated to K'ai-ch'ing (開慶)

2.21-3
Horizontal scroll in regular script by Secretary-General to the President Cheng Yen-fen, dedicated to Mr. Wang I (王怡先生)

2.21-4
Silver Plate presented by the Cheng Clan (鄭氏宗親) to Secretary-General to the President Cheng Yen-fen

2.21-5
Reminiscences (往事憶述), written and inscribed by Secretary-General to the President Cheng Yen-fen. Taipei: Ch’uan-chi Wen-hsüeh Publishing (傳記文學出版社), March 1972

2.21-6
In Memory of Mr. Cheng Yen-fen (鄭彥棻先生紀念集)

2.21-7
A Biographical Sketch of Presidential Senior Adviser Mr. Cheng Yen-fen (鄭資政彥棻先生事略)

2.22
Legislator T'ung Tao-yün (仝道雲委員) of the Legislative Yuan, born in 1903 and died in 1994.

2.22-1
Calligraphy leaf by Legislator T'ung Tao-yün of the Legislative Yuan, dedicated to Provincial Governor Chang Chih-pen of Hupeh Province on his 73rd birthday

2.23
Ambassador Hu Ch'ing-yü (胡慶育大使) to Argentina, born on 27 May 1905 and died in 1970.

2.23-1
Letter from Ambassador Hu Ch'ing-yü to Mr. Yüan K'uei-chiu (袁睽九先生)

2.24
Delegate Kao Hsin (高信委員) of the National Assembly, born on 17 August 1905 and died in 1993.

2.24-1
Letter from Delegate Kao Hsin of the National Assembly to Tsu-tse (祖澤)

2.25
Ambassador Ch'en Chih-p'ing (陳質平大使) to the Philippines, born in 1906 and died in 1984

2.25-1
Letter from Ambassador Ch'en Chih-p'ing to Minister of Education Chang Ch’i-yün (張其昀部長)

2.26
Delegate Kuo Chi  (郭驥委員) of the National Assembly, born in 1911 and died in 1990.

2.26-1
Letter from Delegate Kuo Chi of the National Assembly to Hsi-chün (熙君)

2.26-2
Letter from Delegate Kuo Chi of the National Assembly to Yüan-chen (源真)

2.26-3
In Memory of Mr. Kuo Chi (郭驥先生紀念集)

2.27
Director Ch'ü Shao-hua (瞿韶華館長) of Academia Historica, born in 1914 and died in 1996

2.27-1
Letter from Director Ch'ü Shao-hua of Academia Historica to Shou-ch'eng (守誠)

2.28
Secretary-General Yü Chung-chi (余鍾驥秘書長) of Taipei City Government, born in 1920 and died in 2015.

2.28-1
Letter from Secretary-General Yü Chung-chi of Taipei City Government to Shan-te (善德)

2.29
Five Volumes of Signatures

2.29-1
Volume 1. Includes the signatures of Minister of Education Huang Chi-lu (黃季陸部長), President  Ch'ien Ssu-liang (錢思亮院長) of Academia Sinica, Delegate Yüan I-ch'eng (阮毅成代表) of the National Constituent Assembly and others.

2.29-2
Volume 2. Includes the signatures of Secretary-General Ku Feng-hsiang (谷鳳翔秘書長) of the Chinese Nationalist Party and others.

2.29-3
Volume 3. Includes the signatures of Minister of Justice and Administration Cha Liang-chien (查良鑑部長), Chief Editor Liu Shao-t'ang (劉紹唐社長) of Ch’uan-chi Wen-hsüeh Magazine (傳記文學), Premier Sun Yün-suan (孫運璿院長) of the Executive Yuan and others.

2.29-4
Volume 4. Includes the signatures of Secretary-General T'ang Tsung (唐縱秘書長) of the Chinese Nationalist Party, President Yang Liang-kung (楊亮功院長) of the Control Yuan, Ambassador Chou Shu-k'ai (周書楷大使), Minister Li Kuo-ting (李國鼎部長) of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and others.

2.29-5
Volume 5. Includes the signatures of Delegate Lu Ching-shih (陸京士代表) of the  National Constituent Assembly and others.

3. POLITICAL CRITICS, FOUR PERSONS

3.1
Chairman Tseng Tao (曾燾社長) of the Central News Agency, also known by the name Tseng Hsu-pai (曾虛白), born in 1895 and died in 1994.

3.1-1
Letter from Chairman Tseng Tao of the Central News Agency, addressed to Director Wang Hung-chün (王洪鈞局長) of the Bureau of Cultural Affairs

3.1-2
Newspaper clipping of article titled Research Framework for Establishing a Democratic System Based on the Three Principles of the People (建立三民主義民主體制之研究架構), written by Director Tseng Tao of the Central News Agency

Calligraphy leaf in regular script by Publisher Lei Chen of Free China Journal, dedicated to  Madame Yen (嚴母吳太夫人) on her 70th birthday

3.2
Publisher Lei Chen (雷震發行人) of Free China Journal, born in 1897 and died in 1979.

3.2-1
Letter from Publisher Lei Chen of Free China Journal, addressed to Executive Director Ch'en Chi-ying (陳紀瀅委員) of the Chinese Writer’s and Artist’s Association

3.2-2
Calligraphy leaf in regular script by Publisher Lei Chen of Free China Journal, dedicated to  Madame Yen (嚴母吳太夫人) on her 70th birthday

3.3
Chairman Ch'eng Chung-hsing (程中行主任委員) of the National Press Council, also known by the name Ch’eng Tsang-po (程滄波), born in 1903 and died in 1990.

3.3-1
Calligraphy leaf by Chairman Ch'eng Chung-hsing of the National Press Council, dedicated to President Yü Yu-jen (于右任院長) of the Control Yuan

3.3-2
Calligraphy in running script by Chairman Ch'eng Chung-hsing of the National Press Council, dedicated to Professor Yü Sheng-wu (于省吾教授)

3.4
Executive Director Ch'en Chi-ying (陳紀瀅常務理事) of the Chinese Writer’s and Artist’s Association, born in 1908 and died in 1997.

3.4-1
Letter from Executive Director Ch'en Chi-ying of the Chinese Writer’s and Artist’s Association to Minister of Foreign Affairs Yeh Kung-ch'ao (葉公超部長)

4. ECONOMISTS, NINE PERSONS

Letter from Delegate Ch'en Ch’i-yeh of the People’s Political Council to Mr. Chiang Tung-fu (蔣東孚先生)

4.1
Delegate Ch'en Ch’i-yeh (陳其業代表) of the People’s Political Council,  also known by the name Ch’en Ch'in-shih (陳勤士), born in 1871 and died in 1961.

4.1-1
Letter from Delegate Ch'en Ch’i-yeh of the People’s Political Council to Mr. Chiang Tung-fu (蔣東孚先生)

4.1-2
Collected Writings to Celebrate the 90th Birthday Anniversary of Mr. Ch’en Ch’in-shih (陳勤士先生九秩壽慶紀念集)

4.1-3
Record of Mourning for Mr. Ch'en Ch'in-shih (陳勤士先生哀思錄)

4.2
Minister of Economic Affairs Chang Tzu-k'ai (張茲闓部長), born in 1990 and died in 1983.

4.2-1
Letter from Minister of Economic Affairs Chang Tzu-k'ai to President Yen Chia-kan (嚴家淦總統) of the Republic of China

4.2-2
In Memory of Mr. Chang Tzu-k'ai (張茲闓先生紀念集)

4.3
Chairman Wu Sung-ch'ing (吳嵩慶董事長) of Tang Eng Iron Works Co., Ltd., born in 1901 and died in 1991.

4.3-1
Letter from Chairman Wu Sung-ch'ing of Tang Eng Iron Works Co., Ltd. to Provincial Governor Chang Chih-pen (張知本省主席) of Hupeh Province

4.3-2
A Record of Mr. Chi-san’s Words (吉三先生語錄) and The Words and Deeds of My Father (先父言行錄), compiled and inscribed by Chairman Wu Sung-ch’ing of Tang Eng Iron Works Co., Ltd.

4.4
Minister of Finance Hsu Po-yüan (徐柏園部長), born in 1902 and died in 1980.

4.4-1
Letter from Minister of Finance Hsu Po-yüan to Councillor Kuo Yü-hsin (郭雨新議員) of the Taiwan Provincial Council

 

Front cover of Commentaries of Master Lü’s Spring and Autumn Annals (呂氏春秋校釋), compiled by Minister of Finance Yin Chung-jung. Taipei, September 1952

Inside page of Commentaries of Master Lü’s Spring and Autumn Annals (呂氏春秋校釋), compiled by Minister of Finance Yin Chung-jung. Taipei, September 1952

4.5
Minister of Finance Yin Chung-jung (尹仲容部長), born on 16 April 1903 and died in 1963.

4.5-1
Letter from Minister of Finance Yin Chung-jung to Executive Director Ch'en Chi-ying (陳紀瀅常務理事) of the Chinese Writer’s and Artist’s Association

4.5-2
Commentaries of Master Lü’s Spring and Autumn Annals (呂氏春秋校釋), compiled by Minister of Finance Yin Chung-jung. Taipei, September 1952

4.5-3
In Memory of Mr. Yin Chung-jung (尹仲容先生紀念集)

4.6
Deputy Director Ho Chung-lieh (賀仲烈副局長) of Central Trust of China, also known by the name of Ho Ch’i-shen (賀其燊), born in 1903 and died in 1982.

4.6-1
Calligraphy in running script by Deputy Director Ho Chung-lieh, dedicated to Sheng-hou (承厚)

4.7
President Hsiao Cheng (蕭錚理事長) of the Chinese Land Reform Association, born in 1904 and died in 2002.

4.7-1
Letter from President Hsiao Cheng of the Chinese Land Reform Association to Delegate Yüan I-ch'eng (阮毅成代表) of the National Constituent Assembly

4.8
Deputy Minister of Finance Chang Yen-t'ien (張研田次長), born in 1908 and died in 1986.

4.8-1
Letter from Deputy Minister of Finance Chang Yen-t'ien to President Chang Hsin-ch'ia (張心洽總經理) of China Development Trust

4.9
Minister of Finance Li Kuo-ting (李國鼎部長), born in 1910 and died in 2001.

4.9-1
The Experience of Dynamic Growth in Taiwan, written and signed by Minister of Finance Li Kuo-ting. Taipei: Meiya Publications, Inc., 1976

4.9-2
Li Kuo-ting’s Sixty Years of Marriage (李國鼎伉儷恩深義重六十載)

4.9-3
The Life of Mr. Li Kuo-ting (李國鼎先生生平). June 2001

4.9-4
Collected Essays in Memory of Mr. Li Kuo-ting (李國鼎先生紀念文集). Taipei: K. T. Li Foundation for Development of Science and Technology, December 2002

5. MILITARY LEADERS, FIFTY ONE PERSONS

Inside page of Record of Honour and Condolence of General Tai Yü-nung (戴雨農將軍榮哀錄)

5.1
Deputy Director Tai Li (戴笠局長) of the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics, also known by the name Tai Yü-nung (戴雨農), born in 1897, died in a fatal air accident in 1946.

5.1-1
Letter by Deputy Director Tai Li of the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics

5.1-2
Mr. Tai’s Speech on 1 April 1945 Commemorating the 13th Anniversary of Our Work at Chungking Headquarters (戴先生三十四年四月一日於重慶局本部主持我們的工作十三週年紀念大會講詞)

5.1-3
A Different Kind of War, written and inscribed by Vice Admiral Milton Edward Miles. Taipei: Caves Books, Ltd., 1967

5.1-4
SACO-The Rice Paddy Navy, written and inscribed by Commander Roy Olin Stratton, additional inscription by Vice Admiral Milton Edward Miles. New York: C. S. Palmer Publishing Co., 1950

5.1-5
Custom silver box presented by General Milton Edward Miles to Colonel Hsiao Hsin-ju (蕭信如上校) to commemorate the founding of the Sino-American Special Technical Cooperation Office

5.1-6
Record of Honour and Condolence of General Tai Yü-nung (戴雨農將軍榮哀錄)

5.2
Lieutenant General Chang Ling-fu (張靈甫中將), born in 1903, committed suicide in 1947 after being surrounded by communist soldiers

5.2-1
Copy of letter from Lieutenant General Chang Ling-fu to Lieutenant General Yü Chi-shih (俞濟時中將), with inscriptions by Chang’s wife Madame Wang Yü-ling (王玉齡) and son Mr. Chang Tao-yü (張道宇), impressed with “Seal of  Chang Ling-fu” (張靈甫印)

5.3
General Chi Hsing-wen (吉星文上將), also known by the name Chi Shao-wu (吉紹武), born in 1908, killed in the communist bombardment of Kinmen in 1958.

5.3-1
Letter by General Chi Hsing-wen

5.3-2
Record of Condolence and Honour of General Chi Hsing-wen, Lieutenant General Chao Chia-hsiang and Lieutenant Chang Chieh. Taipei: History Bureau of the Ministry of Defense, 1960 (吉星文、趙家驤、章傑將軍哀榮紀實)

Commendation Certificate Awarded by the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party to the family of Colonel Yin Pao-chung (尹寶仲上校)

5.4
Colonel Yin Pao-chung (尹寶仲上校), born in 1929, committed suicide after being surrounded by Chinese, Cambodian and Laotian communist soldiers in 1967.

5.4-1
Photograph of Colonel Yin Pao-chung

5.4-2
Photograph of Colonel Yin Pao-chung, with wife Madame Wang P'ing-fen (王萍芬女士) and daughters

5.4-3
Three letters from Colonel Yin Pao-chung to wife Madame Wang P'ing-fen (王萍芬女士)

5.4-4
Certificate of Loyalty Awarded by the Government of the Republic of China

5.4-5
Commendation Certificate Awarded by the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party

5.5
Provincial Governor Chao Heng-t’i (趙恆惕省主席) of Hunan Province, also known by the name Chao I-wu (趙夷午), born in 1880 and died in 1971.

5.5-1
Letter from Provincial Governor Chao Heng-t'i of Hunan Province to Secretary to the President Li Yü-shu (李漁叔秘書)

5.5-2
Letter from Provincial Governor Chao Heng-t'i  of Hunan Province to Tzu-shen (子慎)

5.5-3
A pair of calligraphy couplets in clerical script by Provincial Governor Chao Heng-t'I, dedicated to Jen-chung (仁中)

5.5-4
Collected Writings to Commemorate the Birth Centenary of the late Presidential Senior Advisor Chao I-wu (趙故資政夷午先生百齡誕辰紀念集)

5.6
Provincial Governor Adviser Huang Shih-lung (黃士龍參都督), also known by the name Huang Hsin-t’ien (黃莘田), born in 1880, year of death unknown.

5.6-1
Photograph of Provincial Governor Adviser Huang Shih-lung with Ching-fang (經舫), inscribed by Huang Shih-lung

5.6-2
Letter from Provincial Governor Adviser Huang Shih-lung to Provincial Graduate T’ang En-p’u (唐恩溥孝廉) of Ch’ing dynasty

5.7
Provincial Governor Shen Hung-lieh (沈鴻烈省主席) of Shantung Province, born on 27 October 1882 and died in 1969.

5.7-1
Calligraphy leaf by Provincial Governor Shen Hung-lieh of Shantung Province, dedicated to President Mo Te-hui (莫德惠院長) of the Examination Yuan on his 80th birthday

5.8
Commander Yao Chien-nan (姚薦楠軍統), born in 1882 and died in 1967.

5.8-1
Calligraphy leaf by Commander Yao Chien-nan, dedicated to Provincial Governor Chang Chih-pen (張知本省主席) of Hupeh Province

5.9
Provincial Governor Yang Sen (楊森省主席) of Szechwan Province, born in 1884 and died in 1977.

5.9-1
Calligraphy leaf in running script by Provincial Governor Yang Sen of Szechwan Province, dedicated to Madame Ts'ao (曹母孫太夫人) on her 82nd birthday

5.9-2
A pair of calligraphy couplets in running script by Provincial Governor Yang Sen of Szechwan Province

5.9-3
In Memory of General Yang Sen (楊森將軍紀念集)

5.10
Provincial Governor Ho Kuo-kuang (賀國光省主席) of Sikang Province, born in 1885 and died in 1969.

5.10-1
Calligraphy in regular script by Provincial Governor Ho Kuo-kuang of Sikang Province, dedicated to K'o-lien (克煉)

5.11
Squadron Leader Mo Chi-p'eng (莫紀彭隊長) of the Huang-hua-kang Uprising, born in 1886 and died in 1967.

5.11-1
Calligraphy in running script by Squadron Leader Mo Chi-p'eng of the Huang-hua-kang Uprising

5.11-2
Calligraphy in running script by Squadron Leader Mo Chi-p'eng of the Huang-hua-kang Uprising

5.11-3
A pair of calligraphy couplets in running script by Squadron Leader Mo Chi-p'eng of the Huang-hua-kang Uprising

5.12
Minister of Defense Hsü Yung-ch'ang (徐永昌部長), born in 1887 and died in 1959.

5.12-1
Personal seal of Minister of Defense Hsü Yung-ch'ang, carved by Mr. T'ang Tsui-shih (唐醉石先生)

5.12-2
Typed English letter from Minister of Defense Hsü Yung-ch'ang to Mr. Ashley T. Cole

5.12-3
Identity card issued by the United States Military to Minister of Defense Hsü Yung-ch’ang to attend the Japanese Surrender Ceremony on board USS Missouri on 2 September 1945

5.12-4
In Memory of Mr. Hsu Yung-ch'ang (徐永昌先生紀念集)

5.13
Provincial Governor Ch'en Chi-t’ang (陳濟棠省主席) of Kwangtung Province, also known by the name Ch’en Po-nan (陳伯南),  born on 12 February 1890 and died in 1954.

5.13-1
Record of Honour and Condolence of Mr. Ch'en Po-nan (陳伯南先生榮哀錄)

5.14
Premier Ho Ying-ch’in (何應欽院長) of the Executive Yuan, also known by the name of Ho Ching-chih (何敬之), born on 2 April 1890 and died in 1987.

5.14-1
Letter with envelope from Premier Ho Ying-ch’in of the Executive Yuan to Mr. Ch'eng Ta-ch'ien (程大千先生)

5.14-2
Calligraphy in running script by Premier Ho Ying-ch’in of the Executive Yuan

5.14-3
In Memory of General Ho Ying-ch’in (何應欽上將紀念集)

5.15
Lieutenant General Wan Yao-huang (萬耀煌中將), born on 13 March 1891 and died in 1977.

5.15-1
Letter from Lieutenant General Wan Yao-huang to Hsüeh-ping (雪冰)

5.15-2
Calligraphy leaf in running script by Lieutenant General Wan Yao-huang, dedicated to Provincial Governor Chang Chih-pen (張知本省主席) of Hupeh Province on his 73rd birthday

5.16
General Chu Shao-liang (朱紹良上將), born on 28 October 1891 and died in 1963.

5.16-1
Calligraphy in regular script by General Chu Shao-liang, dedicated to Ya-wen (雅雯)

5.17
General Hsü T'ing-yao (徐庭瑤上將), born in 1892 and died in 1974.

5.17-1
Letter from General Hsü T'ing-yao to Lieutenant General Chüeh Han-ch'ien (闕漢騫中將)

5.17-2
In Memory of General Hsü T'ing-yao (徐庭瑤將軍紀念集)

5.18
Minister of Defense Ku Chu-t'ung (顧祝同部長), born on  9 January 1893 and died in 1987.

5.18-1
Calligraphy leaf by Minister of Defense Ku Chu-t'ung, dedicated to Provincial Governor Chang Chih-pen (張知本省主席) of Hupeh Province on his 90th birthday

5.18-2
In Memory of General Ku Chu-t'ung (顧祝同將軍紀念集)

Front cover of Proposal for the Recovery of National Territory and Sovereignty of the Nine Northeastern Provinces (收復東北九省國土與主權建議書), written by Minister of Defense Pai Chung-hsi and presented to President Chiang Kai-shek, with commentaries by President Chiang

Inside page of Proposal for the Recovery of National Territory and Sovereignty of the Nine Northeastern Provinces (收復東北九省國土與主權建議書), written by Minister of Defense Pai Chung-hsi and presented to President Chiang Kai-shek, with commentaries by President Chiang

Envelope of Proposal for the Recovery of National Territory and Sovereignty of the Nine Northeastern Provinces (收復東北九省國土與主權建議書), written by Minister of Defense Pai Chung-hsi and presented to President Chiang Kai-shek, with commentaries by President Chiang

5.19
Minister of Defense Pai Chung-hsi (白崇禧部長), also known by the name  Pai Chien-sheng (白健生), born on 18 March 1893 and died in 1966.

5.19-1
Proposal for the Recovery of National Territory and Sovereignty of the Nine Northeastern Provinces (收復東北九省國土與主權建議書), written by Minister of Defense Pai Chung-hsi and presented to President Chiang Kai-shek, with commentaries by President Chiang

5.20
Lieutenant General Ch'en Chi-ch'eng (陳繼承中將), born on 11 June 1893 and died in 1971.

5.20-1
Horizontal calligraphy scroll in clerical script by Lieutenant General Ch'en Chi-ch'eng, dedicated to Hsiang-ch'ing (祥慶)

5.21
General Ch'ien Ta-chün (錢大鈞上將), born on 14 June 1893 and died in 1982.

5.21-1
Calligraphy in seal script by General Ch'ien Ta-chün, dedicated to Hsi-ch'üan (錫全)

5.22
Provincial Governor Chu Shao-chou (祝紹周省主席) of Shensi Province, born on 14 December 1893 and died in 1976.

5.22-1
Calligraphy leaf by Provincial Governor Chu Shao-chou of Shensi Province

5.22-2
Painting of prunus by Provincial Governor Chu Shao-chou of Shensi Province, dedicated to Li-jen (力人)

5.23
Lieutenant General Ting Chih-p'an (丁治磐中將), born in 1894 and died in 1988.

5.23-1

Calligraphy leaf by Lieutenant General Ting Chih-p'an, a response poem to one by Mr. Chang Hsiang (張相先生)

5.23-2
Calligraphy leaf by Lieutenant General Ting Chih-p'an, dedicated to Ai-lu (靄麓)

5.23-3
Letter with envelope from Lieutenant General Ting Chih-p'an to Mr. Ch'en Shih-chüeh (陳世爵先生)

5.23-4
A leaf of poem by Lieutenant General Ting Chih-p'an, copied by Mr. Chang Liang-chih (張良志先生)

5.23-5
Calligraphy in running script by Lieutenant General Ting Chih-p'an, dedicated to Yü-hsiang (毓祥)

5.23-6
In Memory of Mr. Ting Chih-p'an (丁治磐先生紀念集)

5.24
General Chiang Ting-wen (蔣鼎文上將),born on 25 January 1895 and  died in 1974

5.24-1
Calligraphy leaf in regular script by General Chiang Ting-wen, dedicated to Provincial Governor Chang Chih-pen (張知本省主席) on his 90th birthday

5.25
General Hsü P'ei-keng (徐培根上將), born on 30 December 1895 and died in 1991.

5.25-1
Letter from General Hsü P'ei-keng to Lo-yün (羅雲)

5.25-2
Floral painting by General Hsü P'ei-keng, dedicated to Po-hsüan (伯選)

5.26
General Hsüeh Yüeh (薛岳上將), born on 4 October 1896 and died in 1998.

5.26-1
Calligraphy in cursive script by General Hsüeh Yüeh, dedicated to Tse-p'ing (澤平)

5.27
General Feng Chih-an (馮治安將軍), born on 16 December 1896 and died in 1954

5.27-1
A pair of engraved paper weights presented by General Sung Che-yüan (宋哲元將軍 1885-1940) to General Feng Chih-an

5.28
Provincial Governor Hu Tsung-nan (胡宗南省主席) of Chekiang Province, born on 27 December 1896 and died in 1962.

5.28-1
Letter from Provincial Governor Hu Tsung-nan of Chekiang Province to Ta-yüan (大元)

5.28-2
In  Memory of Mr. Hu Tsung-nan (胡宗南先生紀念集)

5.29
Major General Wen K’o-kang (溫克剛中將), also known by the name I-ju (一如), born in 1896 and died in 1957.

5.29-1
Letter from Major General Wen K’o-kang to Mr. Shen Ta-fu (沈達夫先生)

Calligraphy leaf in regular script by Minister Yü Ta-wei, dedicated to Ch'i-fang (其芳)

5.30
Minister of Defense Yü Ta-wei (俞大維部長), born in 1897 and died in 1993.

5.30-1
Calligraphy leaf in regular script by Minister Yü Ta-wei, dedicated to Ch'i-fang (其芳)

5.30-2
Collected Writings to Celebrate the 95th Birthday of Presidential Senior Advisor Yü Ta-wei (俞資政維公九秩晋五華誕紀念文集). Taipei: Li Ming Cultural Enterprise Co., Ltd., December 1990

5.31
Lieutenant General Chüeh Han-ch'ien (闕漢騫中將), born on 19 January 1901 and died in 1972.

5.31-1
Calligraphy in cursive script by Lieutenant General Chüeh Han-ch'ien, dedicated to Commissioner Chang Mo-chün (張默君委員) of the Examination Yuan

5.31-2
A Biographical Sketch of the Late General Chüeh Han-ch’ien (闕故將軍漢騫事略)

5.32
General Kuei Yung-ch'ing (桂永清上將), born on 7 March 1901 and died in 1954.

5.32-1
Calligraphy leaf in regular script by General Kuei Yung-ch'ing, dedicated to Madame Sun (曹母孫太夫人) on her 80th birthday

5.33
General Huang Chieh (黃杰上將), born on 2 November 1902 and died in 1995.

5.33-1
Letter from General Huang Chieh to Premier Ho Ying-ch’in (何應欽院長) of the Executive Yuan

5.33-2
Letter from General Huang Chieh to Mr. Ch'en Ting-shan (陳定山先生)

5.33-3
Calligraphy in regular script by General Huang Chieh to Lay Buddhist Chin T'ien-t'uo (金天鐸居士)

5.33-4
Impressions of Living Abroad (海外羈情), written and inscribed by General Huang Chieh. Taipei: Self published, October 1958

5.33-5
Casual Reflections from Tan Garden (澹園隨興), written by General Huang Chieh. Taipei: Self published, October 1967

5.34
General Li Mi (李彌上將), also known by the name Li Ping-jen (李炳仁), born on 4 November 1902 and died in 1973.

5.34-1
Student Handbook of the Anti-Communist and Anti-Soviet University in Yunnan Province (雲南省反共抗俄大學學員手冊) with cover, signed by General Li Mi

5.34-2
Account of Yunnan's Earliest Support for the Revolution and the  Republic from Beginning to End (雲南首義擁護共和始末記), written by Yü En-yang (庾恩暘), inscribed by General Li Mi. Yunnan: Library of Yunnan Province

5.34-3
In Memory of the Late Provincial Governor General Li Ping-jen (李故主席炳仁上將紀念集)

5.35
General Kuo Chi-chiao (郭寄嶠上將), born on 14 November 1902 and died in 1998.

5.35-1
Calligraphy in running script by General Kuo Chi-chiao, dedicated to Han-huan (涵寰)

5.36
Lieutenant General Huang Chen-wu (黃珍吾中將), born on 16 November 1902 and died in 1969.

5.36-1
Calligraphy leaf in running script by Lieutenant General Huang Chen-wu, dedicated to Provincial Governor Hsiang Kou-fu (向構父省主席) of Hunan Province on his 90th birthday

5.37
Major General Kao Chang-chu (高長柱少將), born in 1902 and died in 1975.

5.37-1
Letter from Major General Kao Chang-chu to Ssu-jung (四容)

5.38
General Fang Hsien-chüeh (方先覺上將), also known by the name Fang Tzu-shan (方子珊), born on 22 November 1905 and died in 1983

5.38-1
The Life and Deeds of Tz’u-shan, a Record of Condolence and Honour of General Fang Hsien-chüeh (子珊行述: 方先覺將軍哀榮錄)

5.39
Major General Chang Mu-t'ao (張慕陶少將), born in 1902 and died in 1985.

5.39-1
Calligraphy leaf in regular script by Major General Chang Mu-t'ao, dedicated  to Provincial Governor Chang Chih-pen (張知本省主席) of Hupeh Province on his 80th birthday

5.39-2
Letter and leaves of poems from Major General Chang Mu-t'ao, dedicated to Professor Chang Shou-p'ing (張壽平教授) of the National Chengchi University

5.40
Lieutenant General Yü Chi-shih (俞濟時中將), born on 1 May 1904 and died in 1990.

5.40-1
Letter from Lieutenant General Yü Chi-shih to Vice President Ch'en Kuo-fu (陳果夫副院長) of the Control Yuan

5.40-2
Sword presented by a Japanese general during the Surrender Ceremony in North China, later engraved with the words of General Yü Chi-shih

5.41
General Wang Shu-ming (王叔銘上將), born on 10 November 1905 and died in 1998.

5.41-1
Soviet Russia in China, A Summing-Up at Seventy by Chiang Kai-shek, inscribed by General Wang Shu-ming. New York: Farrah, Strauss and Cudahy, 1957.

5.42
Regimental Commander Huang Pai-ch'i (黃百器團長), also known by the name Double-Barrel Eighth Sister Huang (雙槍黃八妹), born in 1906 and died in 1982.

5.42-1
Letter from Regimental Commander Huang Pai-ch'i to Regimental Commander Ch'en Yen-shui (陳炎水團長)

 

Letter from General Hu Lien to Mr. Li Hsien-p'o (李先柏先生)

Envelope of from General Hu Lien to Mr. Li Hsien-p'o

5.43
General Hu Lien (胡璉上將), also known by the name Hu Po-yü (胡伯玉), born in 1907 and died in 1977.

5.43-1
Three letters from General Hu Lien to Mr. Li Hsien-p'o (李先柏先生)

5.43-2
In Memory of Mr. Hu Po-yü (胡公伯玉紀念集)

5.44
General Shih Chüeh (石覺上將), born in 1908 and died in 1986.

5.44-1
Calligraphy leaf with words of homage for Biographies of the Revolutionary Martyrs Who Founded the Nation (開國革命先烈事蹟傳記) by General Shih Chüeh

5.44-2
Collected Writings to Commemorate the First Death Anniversary of General Shih Chüeh (陸軍上將石覺先生逝世週年紀念文集)

5.45
General P’eng Meng-chi (彭孟緝上將), born in September 1908 and died in 1997

5.45-1
Calligraphy leaf by General P’eng Meng-chi, dedicated to President Mo Te-hui (莫德惠院長) of the Examination Yuan on his 80th birthday

5.46
Provincial Governor Tai Chung-yü (戴仲玉省主席), born in 1910 and died in 1986.

5.46-1
Letter from Provincial Governor Tai Chung-yü to Secretary Yang Yu-jen (楊有壬秘書) of the Chinese Cultural Renaissance Movement

5.46-2
Record of Mourning for Mr. Tai Chung-yü (戴仲玉先生哀思錄)

5.47
Lieutenant General Liu Lien-i (劉廉一中將), born on 15 March 1912 and died in 1975.

5.47-1
Letter from Lieutenant General Liu Lien-i to Mr. Ch'en Yen-shui (陳炎水先生)

5.48
Director Yeh Hsiang-chih (葉翔之局長) of the Military Intelligence Bureau, born on 29 September 1912 and died in 2001.

5.48-1
Letter with envelope from Director Yeh Hsiang-chih of the Military Intelligence Bureau to Mr. Hsu Sung-ch'ing (徐松青先生).

5.48-2
A Strategist of Great Talent: To Commemorate the 100th Birth Anniversary of the late Mr. Yeh Hsiang-chih (大略雄才-葉翔之先生百齡冥誕紀念集). Taipei: Society of Loyalty and Righteousness of the Republic of China, September 2011

5.49
General Li Yü-hsi (黎玉璽上將), born in 1914 and died in 2003.

5.49-1
Calligraphy leaf in regular script by General Li Yü-hsi, dedicated to President Mo Te-hui (莫德惠院長) of the Examination Yuan on his 80th birthday

5.50
Major General Yüan Ching-hui (原景輝少將), born in 1915, year of death unknown.

5.50-1
Calligraphy leaf in regular script by Major-General Yüan Ching-hui

5.50-2
Manuscript of Su-Lu Coastal Work Team, handwritten by Major General Yüan Ching-hui

5.51
General Chiang Wei-kuo (蔣緯國上將), born in 1916 and died in 1997.

5.51-1
Mellow Offensive, written and inscribed by General Chiang Wei-kuo. Taiwan: Society for Strategic Studies, 1989

5.51-2
The Eternal General Chiang Wei-kuo (永遠的將軍蔣緯國)

6. REQUITING JAPANESE GENERAL, ONE PERSON

Calligraphy in running script by General Pai Hung-liang, dedicated to Wei-ho (維和)

6.1
General Pai Hung-liang (白鴻亮上將), original Japanese name Naosuke Tomita (富田直亮), born in 1899 and died in 1979.

6.1-1
Calligraphy in running script by General Pai Hung-liang, dedicated to Wei-ho (維和)

6.1-2
About Opportunity (論機), written by General Pai Hung-Liang. This copy was previously owned by General Shih Chüeh (石覺上將). Taipei: Shih-chien Hsüeh-she, December 1953

6.1-3
The Unnamed Heroes Who Were Smuggled Into Taiwan and Risked Their Lives to Requite, Japanese Officers' Corps: Pai-t’uan (偷渡赴台捨命報恩之無名英雄，日本將校團：白團). Taipei: Pai-t’uan Promotion Association (白團彰顯會), April 2014

7. CAPTIVE LOYALISTS, TWO PERSONS

Calligraphy leaf by Mr. Ch'iu Yao-ch'ing

7.1
Mr. Ch'iu Yao-ch'ing (裘堯卿先生), born in 1924, year of death unknown.

7.1-1
Photograph of Mr. Ch'iu Yao-ch'ing

7.1-2
Three calligraphy leaves by Mr. Ch'iu Yao-ch'ing

7.2
Major Yüeh Cheng-wu (岳正武少校), born in 1932, year of death unknown.

7.2-1
Photograph of Major Yüeh Cheng-wu

7.2-2
Three calligraphy leaves by Major Yüeh Cheng-wu

7.2-3
Counterattack the Mainland - Airdrop into Ch’ing-hai (反攻大陸，空降青海), oral account by Major Yüeh Cheng-wu with inscription, transcribed by Cheng I (鄭義). Hong Kong: Freedom Publishing, November 2011

8. CONFUCIAN LEADER, ONE PERSON

Horizontal calligraphy scroll in regular script by the 77th generation descendant of Confucius, Duke Yen-sheng, President K'ung Te-ch’eng of the Examination Yuan, dedicated to Huan-chang (煥彰)

8.1
The 77th generation descendant of Confucius, Duke Yen-sheng (衍聖公), President K’ung Te-ch’eng (大成至聖先師孔子第七十七代嫡孫孔德成院長) of the Examination Yuan, also known by the name of K’ung Ta-sheng (孔達生), born in 1920 and died in 2008.

8.1-1
Fan leaf in running script by the 76th generation descendant of Confucius, Duke Yen-sheng K’ung Ling-i (?聖公孔令貽先生), father of K’ung Te-ch’eng

8.1-2
Calligraphy leaf in seal script by the 77th generation descendant of Confucius, Duke Yen-sheng, President K'ung Te-ch’eng of the Examination Yuan, dedicated to Ch'i-fang (其芳)

8.1-3
A pair of calligraphy couplets in regular script by the 77th generation descendant of Confucius, Duke Yen-sheng, President K'ung Te-ch’eng of the Examination Yuan

8.1-4
Horizontal calligraphy scroll in regular script by the 77th generation descendant of Confucius, Duke Yen-sheng, President K'ung Te-ch’eng of the Examination Yuan, dedicated to Huan-chang (煥彰)

8.1-5
Personal seal of the 77th generation descendant of Confucius, Duke Yen-sheng, President K’ung Te-Ch’eng of the Examination Yuan, carved with the words: “K’ung Te-ch’eng”

9. TAOIST LEADERS, THREE PERSONS

Talisman handwritten by the Taoist Sage Chang En-p'u, the 63rd generation descendant of the Celestial Master Chang Tao-ling

9.1
The Taoist Sage Chang En-p’u (嗣漢六十三代天師張恩溥真人), the 63rd generation descendant of the Celestial Master Chang Tao-ling (張道陵 34-156), founder of the Cheng-i Tao Sect (正一道) of Taoism, located in Kuei-hsi (貴溪), Kiangsi Province. The Taoist Sage Chang En-p’u, also known by the the name of Chang T’ien-shih (張天師), was born in 1894 and died in 1969.

9.1-1
Three photographs of the Taoist Sage Chang En-p'u, the 63rd generation descendant of the Celestial Master Chang Tao-ling, gifted by his son the Taoist Sage Chang Mei-liang (張美良真人)

9.1-2
Copy of talisman by the Taoist Sage Chang En-p'u, the 63rd generation descendant of the Celestial Master Chang Tao-ling, gifted by his son the Taoist Sage Chang Mei-liang (張美良真人)

9.1-3
Talisman handwritten by the Taoist Sage Chang En-p'u, the 63rd generation descendant of the Celestial Master Chang Tao-ling

9.2
Mr. Li Tan-lang, the 74th generation descendant of Lao Tzu (老子第七十四代嫡孫李丹郎先生), dates of birth and death unknown.

9.2-1
Calligraphy in running script by Mr. Li Tan-lang, the 74th generation descendant of Lao Tzu

9.3
Legislator Chao Chia-ch'uo (趙家焯委員) of the Legislative Yuan, born in 1902 and died in 1981.

9.3-1
Floral painting by Legislator Chao Chia-ch'uo

9.4
Taoist Temple of the The World Red Swastika Society (紅卍字會臺北道院)

9.4-1
Fuji planchette painting from the Taipei Taoist Temple of the The World Red Swastika Society (紅卍字會臺北道院) , painted in the 37th year of the Republic (1948) by Tao-chi (道濟), also known by the name of Chi-tien (濟癲 1148-1209)

10. BUDDHIST LEADERS, FOUR PERSONS

Signed photograph of the Seventh Changkya Khutugtu from Mongolia

10.1
The Seventh Changkya Khutugtu (章嘉呼圖克圖) from Mongolia, born in 1890 and died in 1957.

10.1-1
Signed photograph of the Seventh Changkya Khutugtu from Mongolia

10.1-2
Photograph of a welcome party for the Seventh Changkya Khutugtu from Mongolia on 30 April in the 45th year of the Republic of China, 1956

10.1-3
Tribute to President Chiang Kai-shek on his 64th Birthday handwritten by the Seventh Changkya Khutugtu from Mongolia in the 39th year of the Republic of China, 1950

10.1-4
Draft letter in Chinese from the Seventh Changkya Khutugtu from Mongolia to Minister of the Interior Wang Te-p’u (王德溥部長) and Director Shang-kuan (上官主任)

10.1-5
A reply letter from Mr. Chang T'ai-hsiang (張泰祥先生) to the Seventh Changkya Khutugtu from Mongolia

10.1-6
Chinese manuscript of the welcome speech for a visiting Thai Delegation, handwritten by the Seventh Changkya Khutugtu from Mongolia

10.1-7
Four handwritten manuscripts in Tibetan by the Seventh Changkya Khutugtu from Mongolia

10.1-8
Two handwritten notebooks in Tibetan by the Seventh Changkya Khutugtu from Mongolia

10.1-9
Draft of Fundraising Proposal for Construction of the Shakyamuni Buddha Relic Pagoda at the Chinese Buddhist Cultural Museum (中華佛教文化館募建釋迦牟尼佛舍利寶塔緣起稿)

10.1-10
Calligraphy leaf in regular script by the Seventh Changkya Khutugtu from Mongolia,  dedicated to Madame Yen (嚴母吳太夫人) on her 70th birthday

10.1-11
Historical Record of Changkya Khutugtu, Protector of the Nation and Master Teacher（護國淨覺輔教大師章嘉呼圖克圖史蹟冊）

10.2
Monk Le-kuan (樂觀法師), born in 1902 and died in 1987.

10.2-1
Two letters from Monk Le-kuan to Monk Kuang-ting (廣定法師), later known as Monk San-li (三力法師)

10.2-2
History of the Works of Buddhist Monks in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Chronicle of the Lion’s Awakening (僧侶抗戰工作史，奮迅集), written by Monk Le-kuan. Shanghai: Hu-kuo Ch’an-yüan, January 1947

10.2-3
The Divine Wonders of Living Buddha Chin-shan (金山活佛神異錄), written by Monk Le-kuan. Taichung: International Buddhist Culture Press, January 1959

10.2-4
Collection of Opinions on Protecting Country and Buddhism, Two Volumes  (護國衛教言論上、下集), written by Monk Le-kuan. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Buddhist Association, April 1962

10.2-5
Collected Essays on the Modern History of Chinese Buddhism  (中國佛教近代史論集), written by Monk Le-kuan. Taipei: Ch’ang Le Temple, November 1978

10.3
The Seventeenth Kanjurwa Khutugtu (甘珠爾瓦呼圖克圖) from Mongolia, born in 1914 and died in 1978.

10.3-1
Two photographs of the Seventeenth Kanjurwa Khutugtu from Mongolia on his 60th birthday

10.3-2
Photographs of the indestructible body of the Seventeenth Kanjurwa Khutugtu from Mongolia after cremation

10.3-3
Photograph of Buddha’s Hall at Kanjurwa Monastery, Ta-p'ing-lin, Xindian District of New Taipei City (新北市新店大坪林甘珠精舍佛堂)

10.3-4
Horizontal calligraphy scroll in Tibetan by the Seventeenth Kanjurwa Khutugtu, dedicated to his student Monk Kuang-ting (廣定法師), later known by the name of  Monk San-li (三力法師)

10.3-5
Lama Tsongkhapa Verses for Birth in Pure Land (宗喀巴大師造極樂發願文), inscribed by Monk Kuang-ting (廣定法師), later known by the name of  Monk San-li (三力法師). Taipei: Buddhism Publishing, June 1978

10.3-6
Commentaries on the Four Books by Sun Ch’i-feng in His Late Years, copied by Mr. T’ang Ts’ung-chou, inscribed by the Seventeenth Kanjurwa Khutugtu (甘珠爾瓦呼圖克圖題署唐從周先生鈔錄「孫奇逢晚年批定四書近指」)

10.4
Monk Sheng-yen (聖嚴法師), born in 1931 and died in 2009.

10.4-1
Calligraphy leaf with the four characters: Fa-ku Yì-yüan (法鼓藝苑) for the Buddhist Magazine Fa-ku YI-yüan by Monk Sheng-yen

10.4-2
Inaugural issue of the Buddhist magazine Fa-ku Yì-yüan (法鼓藝苑) published in the 91st year of the Republic of China (2002)

11. MUSLIM LEADER, ONE PERSON

Calligraphy by Governor Yulbars Khan of Hsin-chiang Province

11.1
Governor Yulbars Khan of Hsin-chiang Province, also known by the Chinese names of Yao-le Po-ssu (堯樂博斯), Yao-le Po-shih (堯樂博士), Yao Ching-fu (堯景福), born in 1889 and died in 1971.

11.1-1
Photograph of Chairman Yulbars Khan

11.1-2
Calligraphy leaf by Governor Yulbars Khan of Hsin-chiang Province, dedicated to Madame Yen (嚴母吳太夫人) on her 70th birthday

11.1-3
Calligraphy by Governor Yulbars Khan of Hsin-chiang Province

11.1-4
In Memory of the late Governor Yao Ch’ing-fu of Hsin-chiang Province (堯故主席景福紀念集)

12. CATHOLIC LEADERS, TWO PERSONS 

Front cover of Eyes East : Selected Pronouncements of the Most Rev. Paul Yu-Pin, written and inscribed by Archbishop Yü Pin of Nanking. New Jersey: St. Anthony Guild Press, 1945

Inside page of Eyes East : Selected Pronouncements of the Most Rev. Paul Yu-Pin, written and inscribed by Archbishop Yü Pin of Nanking. New Jersey: St. Anthony Guild Press, 1945

12.1
Cardinal Paul Yü Pin (于斌主教), born in 1901 and died in 1978.

12.1-1
Letter with envelope from Cardinal Yü Pin to Major General Chang Fo-ch'ien (張佛千少將)

12.1-2
Eyes East : Selected Pronouncements of the Most Rev. Paul Yu-Pin, written and inscribed by Archbishop Yü Pin of Nanking. New Jersey: St. Anthony Guild Press, 1945

12.1-3
Cardinal Yü Bin, A Perfect Man of His Generation (一代完人于斌樞機)

12.2
Archbishop Stanislaus Lo Kuang (羅光主教) of Taipei, born in 1911 and died in 2004.

12.2-1
Photograph of Archbishop Stanislaus Lo Kuang of Taipei presiding at the ground-breaking ceremony of Tainan Sacred Heart Girls' High School Building (台南聖功女子中學校舍)

12.2-2
A Self-Account at Seventy (七十自述), written by Archbishop Stanislaus Lo Kuang of Taipei. Taipei: Self published, 1981

12.2-3
Collection of Horse Paintings by Archbishop Lo Kuang of Taipei (羅光畫馬集). Taipei: Fu Jen Catholic University Press, August 1990

12.2-4
Collection of Bamboo and Horse Paintings by Archbishop Lo Kuang of Taipei (羅光墨竹馬畫集). Taipei: Fu Jen Catholic University Press, May 1986

13. CHRISTIAN LEADERS, TWO PERSONS

13.1   
Vicar Ch'en Wei-p'ing (陳維屏牧師), born in 1876 and died in 1972.

13.1-1
Photograph of Vicar Ch'en Wei-p'ing

13.1-2
A Collection of Witness Accounts, Volume Three (證道集第三集), by Vicar Ch’en Wei-p’ing, February 1967

K'ai-ko T'ang Chi (An Account of Victory Chapel 凱歌堂記), handwritten by Vicar Chou Lien-hua

13.2
Vicar Chou Lien-hua (周聯華牧師), born in 1920 and died in 2016.

13.2-1
K'ai-ko T'ang Chi (An Account of Victory Chapel 凱歌堂記), handwritten by Vicar Chou Lien-hua

13.2-2
An Account of the Chinese Christian Women's Prayer Meeting (中華基督教婦女祈禱會記), handwritten by Vicar Chou Lien-hua

13.2-3
In Remembrance of President Chiang (憶蔣公記), handwritten by Vicar Chou Lien-hua

14. PHILOSOPHERS, TWO PERSONS

14.1
Mr. Wu Ch’ing-heng (吳敬恒先生), also known by the name of Wu Chih-hui (吳稚暉), born in 1865 and died in 1953.

14.1-1
Calligraphy in seal script by Mr. Wu Ch’ing-heng, dedicated to Mr. T'ang Chen-shih (唐振式先生)

14.1-2
Calligraphy in seal script by Mr. Wu Ch’ing-heng, dedicated to T'ien-ou (天鷗)

14.1-3
In Memory of Mr. Wu Chih-hui (吳稚暉先生紀念集)

14.1-4
Special Edition in Memory of Mr. Wu Chih-hui (吳稚暉先生紀念集特輯)

14.1-5
Forever with Nature (永遠與自然同在). Taipei: Political Warfare Bureau of the Ministry of Defense, February 1964

14.1-6
Biography of Mr. Wu Ching-heng (吳敬恆先生傳記), written by Committee Member Chang Wen-po (張文伯委員) of the Department of Information of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party

Calligraphy in regular script by Ambassador Hu Shih, dedicated to Mr. Li Chih-fo (李之佛先生)

14.2
Ambassador Hu Shih (胡適大使) to the United States of America, also known by the name of Hu Shih-chih (胡適之), born in 1891 and died in 1962.

14.2-1
Photograph of Ambassador Hu Shih and wife with Director Li Chi (李濟所長) of the Institute of History and Philology at Academia Sinica and wife

14.2-2
Letter from Ambassador Hu Shih to Director Li Chi (李濟所長) of the Institute of History and Philology at Academia Sinica

14.2-3
Calligraphy in regular script by Ambassador Hu Shih, dedicated to Mr. Li Chih-fo (李之佛先生)

14.2-4
A Personal Account at Forty (四十自述), written and inscribed by Ambassador Hu Shih. Taipei: The Far East Book Company, 1954

14.2-5
Biography of Mr. Hu Shih-chih (胡適之先生傳), written by Professor Mao Tzu-shui (毛子水教授). Taipei: Hu Shih Memorial Hall, October 1978

14.2-6
In Memory of Mr. Hu Shih-chih (胡適之先生紀念集)

15. SCIENTIST, ONE PERSON

Calligraphy in running script by President Wu Ta-yu of Academia Sinica

15.1
President Wu Ta-yu (吳大猷院長) of Academia Sinica, born in 1907 and died in 2000.

15.1-1
Calligraphy in running script by President Wu Ta-yu of Academia Sinica

15.1-2
Letter from President Wu Ta-yu of Academia Sinica to Hsüan-te (宣德) and An-su (安素)

15.1-3
Letter from President Wu Ta-yu of Academia Sinica to Wei-ch'uan (渭川)

15.1-4
The Doctor’s Domain (博士方塊), written and inscribed by President Wu Ta-yu of Academia Sinica. Taipei: Yao Shun Publishing, January 1982

16. CHINESE DOCTOR, ONE PERSON

A pair of calligraphy couplets in seal script by Dr. Hsi Nan-hsün, dedicated to Mr. Hsia Chi-ch'un (夏霽春先生)

16.1
Dr. Hsi Nan-hsün (奚南薰大夫), born in 1915 and died in 1976.

16.1-1
A pair of calligraphy couplets in seal script by Dr. Hsi Nan-hsün, dedicated to Mr. Hsia Chi-ch'un (夏霽春先生)

16.1-2
Special Issue in Remembrance of Mr. Hsi Nan-hsün (奚南薰先生紀念專集)

17. SCHOLARS, SEVENTEEN PERSONS

17.1
President Wang Kuang-ch'ing (王廣慶校長) of the University of Honan Province, born in 1884 and died in 1974.

17.1-1
Calligraphy in running script by President Wang Kuang-ch'ing of the University of Honan Province, dedicated to Wei-lin (為林)

17.1-2
Commemorative Book for Mr. Wang Kuang-ch'ing's Birth Centenary (王廣慶先生百齡誕辰紀念冊)

Front page of Tides from the West (西潮), written and inscribed by Minister of Education Chiang Monlin. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1947

Inside page of Tides from the West (西潮), written and inscribed by Minister of Education Chiang Monlin. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1947

17.2
Minister of Education Chiang Monlin (蔣夢麟部長), born in 1886 and died in 1964.

17.2-1
Letter from Minister of Education Chiang Monlin to Ta-yü (達羽) and Hsiun-ho (循和)

17.2-2
Thoughts and Education in Transitional Era (過渡時代之思想與教育), written by Minister of Education Chiang Monlin

17.2-3
Tides from the West (西潮), written and inscribed by Minister of Education Chiang Monlin. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1947

17.2-4
A Biographical Sketch of Mr. Chiang Monlin (蔣夢麟先生事略)

17.3
Director Liang Ching-ch'un (梁敬錞所長) of the Institute of Modern History at Academia Sinica, born in 1892 and died in 1984.

17.3-1
Letter from Director Liang Ching-ch'un of the Institute of Modern History at Academia Sinica, addressed to Minister Liang Han-ts’ao (梁寒操部長) of the Overseas Ministry of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party

17.3-2
Leaf of poem handwritten by Director Liang Ching-ch'un of the Institute of Modern History at Academia Sinica

17.4
Professor Mao Tzu-shui (毛子水教授) of the Department of Chinese Literature at the National Taiwan University, born in 1893 and died in 1988.

17.4-1
Letter from Professor Mao Tzu-shui of the Department of Chinese Literature at the National Taiwan University, addressed to Keng-yang (賡颺)

17.5
Academician Yao Tsung-wu (姚從吾教授) of the Humanities Group of Academia Sinica, born in 1894 and died in 1970.

17.5-1
Two letters from Academician Yao Tsung-wu of the Humanities Group of Academia Sinica, addressed to Tzu-wei (子衛)

17.5-2
Record of Mourning for Mr. Yao Tsung-wu (姚從吾先生哀思錄)

17.6
Director Tung Tso-pin (董作賓所長) of the Institute of History and Philology at Academia Sinica, also known by the name Tung Yen-t’ang (董彥堂), born on 20 March 1895 and died in 1963.

17.6-1
Letter with envelope from Director Tung Tso-pin of the Institute of History and Philology at Academia Sinica, addressed to wife Madame Hsiung Hai-p’ing (熊海平)

17.6-2
Seal with the words “Tung Tso-pin” (董作賓), carved by Director Tung Tso-pin of the Institute of History and Philology at Academia Sinica for himself

17.6-3
Calligraphy in oracle bone script by Director Tung Tso-pin of the Institute of History and Philology at Academia Sinica

17.7
Professor Li Tsung-tung (李宗侗教授) of the Department of History at the National Taiwan University, also named Li Hsüan-po (李玄伯), born on 3 September 1895 and died in 1974.

17.7-1
Calligraphy leaf and envelope with the words “Oracle Bone Script Seventh Edition” (甲骨文字七版) and “Collection of Hsüan-po” (玄伯藏契) from Director Tung Tso-pin (董彥堂所長) of the Institute of History and Philology at Academia Sinica, dedicated to Professor Li Tsung-tung of the Department of History at the National Taiwan University

17.7-2
Record of Mourning for Mr. Li Hsüan-po (李玄伯先生哀思錄)

Letter from President Fu Ssu-nien of the National Taiwan University to Mr. Chang Ming (張明先生)

17.8
President Fu Ssu-nien (傅斯年校長) of the National Taiwan University, also known by the name Fu Meng-chen (傅孟真), born on 26 March 1896 and died in 1950.

17.8-1
Letter from President Fu Ssu-nien of the National Taiwan University to Mr. Chang Ming (張明先生)

17.8-2
Special Edition in Memory of the Late President Fu (紀念傅故校長專號)

17.8-3
Special Commemorative Issue in Honour of Director Fu of the Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica (國立中央研究院歷史語言研究所傅所長紀念特刊). Taipei: Academia Sinica, March 1951

17.9
Director Li Chi (李濟所長) of the Institute of History and Philology at Academia Sinica, also known by the name Li Chi-chih (李濟之), born on 12 July 1896 and died in 1979.

17.9-1
Studies of Fifty-Three Ritual Bronzes (殷墟出土伍拾叄件青銅器之研究), written by Director Li Chi and Mr. Wan Chia-pao (萬家保先生), signed by Director Li Chi of the Institute of History and Philology at Academia Sinica. Taipei: Academia Sinica, 1972

17.9-2
Position of the Black Pottery Culture in the History of Ancient China (黑陶文化在中國上古史中所佔的地位), written and signed by Director Li Chi of the Institute of History and Philology at Academia Sinica. Taipei:  offprint article from the Journal of Archaeology and Anthropology, Issues 21 and 22, November 1963

17.9-3
Studies of the Decorative Art of the Yin-Shang Period Part 1 (殷商時代裝飾藝術研究之一), written and signed by Director Li Chi of the Institute of History and Philology at Academia Sinica. Taipei: No. 34 offprint article from Academia Sinica publications, 1963

17.10       
Professor Jui I-fu (芮逸夫教授) of the Department of Archaeology and Anthropology of the National Taiwan University, born on 18 May 1898 and died in 1991.

17.10-1
Calligraphy in running script by Professor Jui I-fu of the Department of Archaeology and Anthropology of the National Taiwan University

17.11 
Director Chiang Fu-ts'ung (蔣復璁院長) of the National Palace Museum, born on 12 November 1898 and died in 1990.

17.11-1
Letter from Director Chiang Fu-ts'ung of the National Palace Museum to the Sun Yat-sen Cultural Foundation Committee

17.11-2
Letter from Director Chiang Fu-ts'ung of the National Palace Museum to Director Li Chi (李濟所長) of the Institute of History and Philology at Academia Sinica

17.12       
Director-General Ch'ü Wan-li (屈萬里館長) of the National Central Library, born in 1907 and died in 1979.

17.12-1
Letter from Director-General Ch'ü Wan-li (屈萬里館長) of the National Central Library to Professor Chang Shou-p'ing (張壽平教授) of the National Chengchi University

17.12-2
Letter from Director-General Ch'ü Wan-li to Major-General Chang Fo-ch'ien (張佛千少將)

17.13 
President Ch'ien Ssu-liang (錢思亮院長) of Academia Sinica, born on 10 February 1908 and died in 1983.

17.13-1
Letter with envelope from President Ch'ien Ssu-liang of Academia Sinica to Major General Chang Fo-ch'ien (張佛千少將)

17.14 
Dean P'an Chung-kuei (潘重規教授) of the Department of Chinese at the National Taiwan Normal University, born on 14 February 1908 and  died in 2003.

17.14-1
Calligraphy in running script by Dean P'an Chung-kuei of the Department of Chinese at the National Taiwan Normal University, dedicated to Hui-ming (晦鳴)

17.15                 
Professor Hu Ch'iu-yüan (胡秋原教授) of the National Taiwan Normal University, born on 11 June 1910 and died in 2004.

17.15-1
Calligraphy leaf by Professor Hu Ch'iu-yüan of the National Taiwan Normal University, dedicated to Provincial Governor Chang Chih-pen (張知本省長) of Hupeh Province on his 73rd birthday 

First page of letter from Professor Lu Shih-hsien of the Department of Chinese at the National Taiwan University to Major General Hsu Fu-kuan (徐復觀少將)

Second page of letter from Professor Lu Shih-hsien of the Department of Chinese at the National Taiwan University to Major General Hsu Fu-kuan (徐復觀少將)

Third page of letter from Professor Lu Shih-hsien of the Department of Chinese at the National Taiwan University to Major General Hsu Fu-kuan (徐復觀少將)

Fourth page of letter from Professor Lu Shih-hsien of the Department of Chinese at the National Taiwan University to Major General Hsu Fu-kuan (徐復觀少將)

17.16         
Professor Lu Shih-hsien (魯實先教授) of the Department of Chinese at the National Taiwan Normal University, born in 1913 and died in 1977.

17.16-1
Letter from Professor Lu Shih-hsien of the Department of Chinese at the National Taiwan University to Major General Hsu Fu-kuan (徐復觀少將)

17.16-2
Record of Daily Insights (日知錄) by Mr. Ku Yen-wu (顧炎武先生), inscribed by Professor Lu Shih-hsien of the Department of Chinese at the National Taiwan Normal University. Taipei: Ming Lun Publishing, 1970

17.16-3
Record of Mourning for Mr. Lu Shih-hsien on the 100th Day of His Death (魯實先先生逝世百日紀念哀思錄). Taipei: Chu Sa Publishing, March 1978

17.16-4
A Biographical Sketch of the Late Professor Mr. Lu Shih-hsien (魯故教授實先先生事略)

17.17       
Deputy Secretary-General Ch'en Ch'i-lu (陳奇祿秘書長) of the Chinese Nationalist Party, born in 1923 and died in 2014.

17.17-1
Letter from Secretary-General Ch'en Ch'i-lu of the Chinese Nationalist Party

17.17-2
People and Culture, written and inscribed by Secretary-General Ch'en Ch'i-lu of the Chinese Nationalist Party

18. CLASSICAL WRITERS, TWENTY EIGHT PERSONS

Response poem handwritten by Mr. Tu Yen after reading the Collected Works of Chien-chia Lou (蒹葭樓遺集) by Mr. Huang Chieh (黃節)

18.1
Mr. Tu Yen (杜宴先生), also known by the name of Tu Lu-sheng (杜鹿笙), years of birth and death unknown.

18.1-1
Response poem handwritten by Mr. Tu Yen after reading the Collected Works of Chien-chia Lou (蒹葭樓遺集) by Mr. Huang Chieh (黃節)

18.1-2
A leaf of poem handwritten by Mr. Tu Lu-sheng, dedicated to Professor Chang Shou-p'ing (張壽平教授) of the National Chengchi University

18.2
Provincial Graduate Chang Chao-ch'in (張昭芹孝廉) of Ch’ing dynasty, born in 1874 and died in 1964.

18.2-1
Calligraphy in regular script by Provincial Graduate Chang Chao-ch'in of Ch’ing dynasty,  dedicated to Mr. Huang Ching-nan (黃景南先生)

18.2-2
Calligraphy in regular script by Provincial Graduate Chang Chao-ch'in of Ch’ing dynasty,  dedicated to K'o-lien (克煉)

18.2-3
Calligraphy in regular script by Provincial Graduate Chang Chao-ch'in of Ch’ing dynasty, dedicated to Sung-yen (松巖)

18.2-4
Collected Poems of Hsin-meng-ts'ao T'ang (薪夢草堂詩集), written by Provincial Graduate Chang Chao-ch'in of Ch’ing dynasty. Taipei: Self published, 1963

Poems of Han-kuang, Volumes One and Two (含光詩上下集), written by Provincial Graduate Ch'en Han-kuang of Ch’ing dynasty

Inside page of Poems of Han-kuang, Volume One (含光詩上集), written by Provincial Graduate Ch'en Han-kuang of Ch’ing dynasty

18.3
Provincial Graduate Ch'en Han-kuang (陳含光孝廉) of Ch’ing dynasty, also known by the name Ch’en Yen-wei (陳延韡), born in 1879 and died in 1957.

18.3-1
Fan calligraphy in regular script by Provincial Graduate Ch'en Han-kuang of Ch’ing dynasty, dedicated to Chi-ch'uan (濟傳)

18.3-2
Landscape painting by Provincial Graduate Ch'en Han-kuang of Ch’ing dynasty, dedicated to Pi-chiang (筆江)

18.3-3
Poems of Han-kuang in the Year 1950 (含光詩，民國三十九年作), written by Provincial Graduate Ch'en Han-kuang of Ch’ing dynasty

18.3-4
Poems of Han-kuang, Volumes One and Two (含光詩上下集), written by Provincial Graduate Ch'en Han-kuang of Ch’ing dynasty

18.4
Magistrate T'an Yüan-cheng (譚元徵縣長) of Ch’en-hsi County (辰溪縣) of Hunan Province, year of birth unknown, died in 1963.

18.4-1
Calligraphy in running script by Magistrate T'an Yüan-cheng of Ch’en-hsi County of Hunan Province

18.4-2
Calligraphy in running script by Magistrate T'an Yüan-cheng of Ch’en-hsi County of Hunan Province, dedicated to Ming-chieh (明哲)

18.4-3
A pair of calligraphy couplets in regular script by Magistrate T'an Yüan-cheng of Ch’en-hsi County of Hunan Province, dedicated to Ming-chieh (明哲)

18.5
Lieutenant General Li Hung-wen (李鴻文中將), also known by the name Li Tzu-fan (李子範), born in 1881 and died in 1968.

18.5-1
Calligraphy in regular script by Lieutenant General Li Hung-wen

18.5-2
Record of Mourning for Mr. Li Tzu-fan (李子範先生哀思錄)

18.6
Director Ho Yang-lieh (何揚烈局長) of the Tobacco and Liquor Corporation in Yilan, born in 1888 and died in 1975.

18.6-1
A leaf of poem by Director Ho Yang-lieh of the Tobacco and Liquor Corporation in Yilan, dedicated to Mr. Chang Mei-shu (張眉叔先生)

18.6-2
Collected Poems of Shuang-hung-tou I (雙紅豆簃詩集), written by Director Ho Yang-lieh of the Tobacco and Liquor Corporation in Yilan. Taipei: Self published, January 1958

18.6-3
Poems from Chung Society (中社詩存) with a foreword by Director Ho Yang-lieh of the Tobacco and Liquor Corporation in Yilan. Taipei, March 1969

18.7
Mr. Chang Hsiang (張相先生), also known by the name Chang Ch’ing-wei (張鏡微), born in 1890 and died in 1965.

18.7-1
Letter from Mr. Chang Hsiang to Mr. Li Ch'ao-tsai (李超哉先生)

18.7-2
Calligraphy in regular script by Mr. Chang Hsiang, dedicated to Shao-Wei (紹偉)

18.7-3
Draft Poems of Pai-Shih (白石詩草), written by Mr. Chang Hsiang. Taipei: Self published, July 1959

18.8
Lieutenant General Yao Tsung (姚琮中將), also known by the name Yao Wei-hsin (姚味辛), born in 1891 and died in 1977.

18.8-1
A leaf of poem by Lieutenant General Yao Tsung, dedicated to Ming-shu  (明叔)

18.8-2
Calligraphy in clerical script by Lieutenant General Yao Tsung, dedicated to Tieh-ming (鐵銘)

18.8-3
Poems of Wei-sun Chai (味筍齋詩鈔), written by Lieutenant General Yao Tsung. Taipei: Self published, 1969

18.9
Lieutenant General Tseng Chü-chih (曾舉直中將), born in 1894 and died in 1981.

18.9-1
Two leaves of poems by Lieutenant General Tseng Chü-chih, dedicated to Professor Chang Shou-p'ing (張壽平教授) of the National Chengchi University

18.9-2
In Memory of Mr. Tseng Chü-chih (曾舉直先生紀念集)

       A pair of calligraphy couplets in regular script by Mr. P’u Ju, dedicated to Mr. Soong Hsun-leng (宋訓倫先生)

18.10 
Mr. P’u Ju (溥儒先生), also known by the name P’u Hsin-yü (溥心畬), born on 2 September 1896 and died in 1963.

18.10-1
A pair of calligraphy couplets in regular script by Mr. P’u Ju, dedicated to Mr. Soong Hsun-leng (宋訓倫先生)

18.10-2
Spirit Fox, painted by Mr. P’u Ju

18.10-3
The History of Shang-fang Mountain (上方山志), edited by Mr. P’u Ju in 1929

18.10-4
Proof of the Preface of The History of Pai-tai Mountain (白帶山志), written and inscribed by Mr. P’u Ju

18.10-5
A Brief Exposition of the Transmissions of the Thirteen Classics (十三經師承略解), written by Mr. P’u Ju. Taipei, Taiwan Book Store, May 1961

18.10-6
Hua-lin-yün-yeh (華林雲葉), written by Mr. P’u Ju. Taipei: Kwang Wen Publishing, October 1962

18.10-7
The Poems, Tz’u and Couplets of Han-yü T'ang  (寒玉堂詩詞聯文集), written by Mr. P’u Ju. Taipei: Ya-yün T’ang, December 1973

18.10-8
A Biographical Sketch of Mr. P’u Hsin-yü (溥心畬先生事略)

18.11 
Legislator P'eng Ch'un-shih (彭醇士委員) of the Legislative Yuan, born in 1896 and  died in 1976.

18.11-1
Two leaves of poems by Legislator P'eng Ch'un-shih to Mr. Chang Hsiang  (張相先生)

18.11-2
Letter from Legislator P'eng Ch'un-shih of the Legislative Yuan to Delegate Mr. Li I-chung (李翼中委員) of Taiwan Provincial Government

18.11-3
Letter from Legislator P'eng Ch'un-shih of the Legislative Yuan to Chu-lao (著老)

18.11-4
Calligraphy in running script by Legislator P'eng Ch'un-shih of the Legislative Yuan to General Li P'in-hsien  (李品仙上將)

18.12 
Professor Liu T'ai-hsi (劉太希教授) of the Department of Chinese at the National Chengchi University, born in 1898 and died in 1989.

18.12-1
Calligraphy leaf by Professor Liu T'ai-hsi of the Department of Chinese at the National Chengchi University, dedicated to Professor Chang Shou-p'ing (張壽平教授) of the National Chengchi University

18.12-2
Calligraphy in running script by Professor Liu T'ai-Hsi of the Department of Chinese at the National Chengchi University, dedicated to Chiang-i (強悅)

18.12-3
Looking at the Stars from Wu-lao Peak (五老峯望星子), written and inscribed by Professor Liu T'ai-hsi of the Department of Chinese at the National Chengchi University. Taipei: Chinese Culture Foundation, September 1986

18.12-4
Writings Selected by Liu Tai-hsi  (劉太希自選集), written by Professor Liu T'ai-hsi of the Department of Chinese at the National Chengchi University. Taipei: Taipei Congee Society, August 1988

18.13 
Delegate Ch'en Ying-k’un (陳穎昆代表) of the National Assembly, also known by the name Ch’en Nan-shi (陳南士), born in 1899 and died in 1988.

18.13-1
A leaf of poem by Delegate Ch'en Ying-k’un of the National Assembly, dedicated to Mr. Chang Ho (張鶴先生)

18.14 
Editor Ch'en Chi-shuo (陳季碩編輯) of Red Rose Magazine (紅玫瑰雜誌), also known by the name Ch’en Ai-lu (陳靄麓), born in 1903 and died in 1970.

18.14-1
Collected Poems and Tz’u Lyrics of Ch'en Chi-shuo (陳季碩詩詞集), a gift from Mr. Lu Ta-fang (盧大方先生) to Mr. Soong Hsun-leng (宋訓倫先生). Taipei: Self published, 1972

18.14-2
Poems from Yung-hui Lou Composed in Japan and America (用晦樓日美記遊詩), written by Editor Ch’en Chi-shuo

18.15 
Committee Member Chiang Chüeh-sheng (江絜生委員) of the Department of Poetry of the Chinese Academy (中華學術院詩學研究所), born in 1903 and died in 1983.

18.15-1
Leaves of tz’u lyrics by Committee Member Chiang Chüeh-sheng of the Department of Poetry of the Chinese Academy, dedicated to Professor Chang Shou-p'ing (張壽平教授) of the National Chengchi University

18.15-2
Ying-pien P'ien-yü (瀛邊片羽), written by Committee Member Chiang Chüeh-sheng of the Department of Poetry of the Chinese Academy. Taipei: Self published, 1983

A pair of calligraphy couplets to mourn Martyr Cheng Yüan-tse (鄭元澤烈士) by Lieutenant General Ho Chih-hao

18.16 
Lieutenant General Ho Chih-hao (何志浩中將), born on 20 January 1905 and died in 2007.

18.16-1
Letter from Lieutenant General Ho Chih-hao to the Editorial Committee of K'un-nan Shih-yüan (鯤南詩苑)

18.16-2
A pair of calligraphy couplets to mourn Martyr Cheng Yüan-tse (鄭元澤烈士) by Lieutenant General Ho Chih-hao

18.17         
Secretary to the President Li Yü-shu (李漁叔秘書), born in 1905 and died in 1972.

18.17-1
Letter from Secretary to the President Li Yü-shu to Dr. Hsi Nan-hsün (奚南薰大夫)

18.17-2
Calligraphy in running script by Secretary to the President Li Yü-shu

18.17-3
Calligraphy in running script by Secretary to the President Li Yü-shu

18.17-4
Prunus painting by Secretary to the President Li Yü-shu

18.17-5
Poems of Hua-yen-nien Shih (花延年室詩), written and inscribed by Secretary to the President Li Yü-shu. Taipei: Self published, December 1950

18.18 
Colonel Liu Ming-liang (劉孟梁上校), also known by the name Liu Yü- fu (劉漁父), born in 1907 and died in 1995.

18.18-1
Letter from Colonel Liu Meng-liang to Mr. Shen Ta-fu (沈達夫先生)

18.19 
Lieutenant General Yi Ta-te (易大德中將), born in 1908, year of death unknown.

18.19-1
Leaves of poems by Lieutenant General Yi Ta-te, dedicated to Director Ch’ü Chün-shih (瞿君石處長) of the Council for Cultural Affairs

18.20 
Professor Kao Ming (高明教授) of the National Chengchi University, born in 1909 and died in 1992.

18.20-1
Letter from Professor Kao Ming of the National Chengchi University, addressed to Professor Chang Shou-p'ing (張壽平教授) of the National Chengchi University

18.21 
Commissioner Ch'eng T'i-hsüan (成惕軒委員) of the Examination Yuan, born on 2 February 1912 and died in 1989

18.21-1
Two postcards from Commissioner Ch'eng T'i-hsüan of the Examination Yuan to Mr. Shen Ta-fu (沈達夫先生)

18.21-2
Calligraphy in regular script by Commissioner Ch'eng T'i-hsüan of the Examination Yuan

18.21-3
Epitaph of Mr. Ch'eng T'i-hsüan (成惕軒先生墓碑)

18.21-4
In Memory of Mr. Ch'eng T'i-hsüan (成惕軒先生紀念集)

18.22 
Presidential Office Adviser Chou Hsüeh-fan (周學藩參議), also known by the name Chou Ch’i-tzu (周棄子), born on 22 September 1912 and died in 1984.

18.22-1
A leaf of poem by Presidential Office Adviser Chou Hsüeh-fan, dedicated to Ts'u (次) and Tieh (鐵)

18.22-2
Calligraphy in running script by Presidential Office Adviser Chou Hsüeh-fan, dedicated to Delegate Chu Wen-po (朱文伯代表) of the National Assembly

18.22-3
Horizontal calligraphy scroll in regular script by Presidential Office Adviser Chou Hsüeh-fan, dedicated to Delegate Shen Yün-nung (沈雲農代表) of the National Assembly

18.22-4
Collected Works of Mr. Chou Ch'i-tzu (周棄子先生集). Taipei: Ho Chih Cultural Enterprise, March 1988

A pair of calligraphy couplets in regular script by Mr. Li Yu, dedicated to Mr. Soong Hsun-leng (宋訓倫先生)

18.23 
Mr. Li Yu (李猷先生), also known by the name Li Chia-yu (李嘉有), born in 1913 and died in 1997.

18.23-1
Letter from Mr. Li Yu to Professor Chang Shou-p’ing of the National Chengchi University

18.23-2
A pair of calligraphy couplets in regular script by Mr. Li Yu, dedicated to Mr. Soong Hsun-leng (宋訓倫先生)

18.23-3
Calligraphy in seal script by Mr. Li Yu, dedicated to Mr. Soong Shu-kong

18.23-4
Poems of Hung-ping Lou (紅竝樓), written and inscribed by Mr. Li Yu

18.24 
Secretary Wu Ch’ing-mo (吳敬模秘書) of Kwangtung Provincial Government, also known by the name Wu Wan-ku (吳萬谷), born in 1914 and died in 1980

18.24-1
Two letters from Secretary Wu Ch’ing-mo of Kwangtung Provincial Government to Mr. Shen Ta-fu (沈達夫先生)

18.24-2
Calligraphy in running script by Secretary Wu Ch’ing-mo of Kwangtung Provincial Government, dedicated to Hsiang-Ch'üan (香泉)

18.24-3
Calligraphy handscroll with the title: An Account of Madame Mo-chün’s Calligraphy Exhibition (默君先生書展題記), composed and written by Secretary Wu Ch’ing-mo of Kwangtung Provincial Government

18.24-4
Wei-ou Collection (微漚集), written by Secretary Wu Ch’ing-mo of Kwangtung Provincial Government. Taipei: Self published, September 1981

18.25 
Deputy Secretary-General Hsiao Chi-tsung (蕭繼宗副秘書長) of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party, born in 1915 and died in 1996.

18.25-1
Letter from Deputy Secretary-General Hsiao Chi-tsung of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party, addressed to Secretary to President Li Yü-shu (李漁叔秘書), newspaper clipping attached

18.25-2
A leaf of poem by Deputy Secretary General Hsiao Chi-tsung of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party, dedicated to Mr. Chang Ho (張鶴先生)

18.25-3
Letter from Deputy Secretary General Hsiao Chi-tsung of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party, addressed to Mr. ShenTa-fu (沈達夫先生)

18.25-4
Calligraphy in running script by Deputy Secretary General Hsiao Chi-tsung of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party

18.25-5
Landscape painting by Deputy Secretary General Hsiao Chi-tsung of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party

18.26       
Mr. Ho Nan-shih (何南史先生), year of birth unknown, died in 1996.

18.26-1
Four letters from Mr. Ho Nan-shih to Mr. Shen Ta-fu (沈達夫先生)

18.27 
Mr. Chang Ho (張鶴先生), also known by the name Chang Pai-ling (張白翎), years of birth and death unknown.

18.27-1
A pair of calligraphy couplets in regular script by Mr. Chang Ho, dedicated to Professor Chang Shou-p'ing (張壽平教授) of the National Chengchi University

18.28 
Presidential Senior Adviser Ni Tuan-chiu (倪摶九資政), born in 1916 and died in 2012.

18.28-1
Leaves of poems by Presidential Senior Adviser Ni Tuan-chiu, dedicated to Mr. Pai Yu-lin (柏幼林先生)

18.28-2
Calligraphy in running-cursive script by Presidential Senior Adviser Ni Tuan-chiu, dedicated to Mr. Pai Yu-lin (柏幼林先生)

18.28-3
Horizontal calligraphy scroll in running-cursive script by Presidential Senior Adviser Ni Tuan-chiu

18.28-4
Ch’i-lou Yin-ts’ao (棲樓吟草 The Collected Poetry and Lyric Verse of Ni Tuan-chiu), written and inscribed by Presidential Senior Adviser Ni Tuan-chiu. Taipei, 1997

19. MODERN WRITERS, NINE PERSONS

19.1 
Legislator Chou Shu-sheng (周樹聲委員) of the Legislative Yuan, born in 1889 and died in 1986.

19.1-1
Three letters from Legislator Chou Shu-sheng of the Legislative Yuan to Mr. Shen Ta-fu (沈達夫先生)

First page of letter from Mr. Lin Yu-tang to architect Mr. Wang Ta-hung (王大閎建築師)

Second page of letter from Mr. Lin Yu-tang to architect Mr. Wang Ta-hung (王大閎建築師)

19.2
Mr. Lin Yu-tang (林語堂先生), born in 1895 and died in 1976.

19.2-1
Two letters from Mr. Lin Yu-tang to architect Mr. Wang Ta-hung (王大閎建築師)

19.2-2
Book title Yearning for Yandang (我懷雁蕩), calligraphy by Mr. Lin Yu-tang, dedicated to the author Mr. Cheng Ching-sheng (鄭經生先生)

19.2-3
On the Wisdom of America, written and signed by Mr. Lin Yu-tang. New York: The John Day Company, 1950

19.2-4
Memorial Service of Dr. Lin Yu-tang (林語堂博士追思禮拜)

19.3
Professor Su Hsüeh-lin (蘇雪林教授) of the Department of Chinese at the National Taiwan Normal University, born in 1897 and died in 1999.

19.3-1
Letter from Professor Su Hsüeh-lin of the Department of Chinese at the National Taiwan Normal University, addressed to Executive Director Ch'en Chi-ying (陳紀瀅常務理事) of the Chinese Writer’s and Artist’s Association

19.3-2
Letter with envelope from Professor Su Hsüeh-lin of the Department of Chinese at the National Taiwan Normal University, addressed to Madame Hsiao Te-hua (蕭德華女士), wife of President Wang Shih-chieh (王世杰院長) of Academia Sinica

19.3-3
Landscape Paintings of Su Hsüeh-lin (蘇雪林山水). Taipei: Council for Cultural Affairs of the Executive Yuan, October 1994

Calligraphy in regular script by Professor Yi Chün-tso of the Political Worker Cadres School

19.4          
Professor Yi Chün-tso (易君左教授) of the Political Worker Cadres School, born in 1898 and died in 1972.

19.4-1
Two letters from Professor Yi Chün-tso of the Political Worker Cadres School, addressed to Ho-ch'ing (河清)

19.4-2
Calligraphy in regular script by Professor Yi Chün-tso of the Political Worker Cadres School, dedicated to General Ch'ien Ta-chün (錢大鈞上將)

19.4-3
Landscape painting by Professor Yi Chün-tso of the Political Worker Cadres School, dedicated to General Ch'ien Ta-chün (錢大鈞上將)

19.4-4
Calligraphy in running-regular script by Professor Yi Chün-tso of the Political Worker Cadres School

19.4-5
Calligraphy in regular script by Professor Yi Chün-tso of the Political Worker Cadres School

19.4-6
Floral Painting by Yi Chün-tso of the Political Worker Cadres School, dedicated to Yüan-ch’i (元琦)

19.4-7
A Love for Homeland (祖國江山戀),  written by Professor Yi Chün-tso of the Political Worker Cadres School. Hong Kong: Freedom Press, January 1955

19.4-8
The Tragedy of Four Souls (四魂血淚記), written by Professor Yi Chün-tso of the Political Worker Cadres School. Hong Kong: Freedom Press, July 1954

19.5
Chief Secretary Kao Pai-shih (高拜石主任秘書) of the Information Office of Taiwan Provincial Government, born in 1901 and died in 1969.

19.5-1
Two letters from Chief Secretary Kao Pai-shih of the Information Office of Taiwan Provincial Government, addressed to Li-wen (禮文)

19.5-2
Letter from Chief Secretary Kao Pai-shih of the Information Office of Taiwan Provincial Government, addressed to Yüan-chen (原真)

19.5-3
Ku-ch’un-feng Lou So-chi (古春風樓琑記) by Chief Secretary Kao Pai-shih of the Information Office of Taiwan Provincial Government. Taipei: Taiwan Shin Sheng Daily News, April 1978

19.6
Professor T’ai Ching-nung (臺靜農教授) of the Department of Chinese at the National Taiwan University, born in 1902 and died in 1990.

19.6-1
Letter from Professor T’ai Ching-nung of the Department of Chinese at the National Taiwan University, addressed to Professor Chang Shou-p'ing (張壽平教授) of the National Chengchi University

19.6-2
A pair of calligraphy couplets in clerical script by Professor T’ai Ching-nung of the Department of Chinese at the National Taiwan University, dedicated to Ssu-p’ing (斯平)

19.7
Director-General Liang Shih-chiu (梁實秋館長) of the National Institute for Compilation and Translation, born in 1903 and died in 1987.

19.7-1
Letter with envelope from Director-General Liang Shih-chiu of the National Institute for Compilation and Translation, addressed to the editorial department of Cheng-chung Publishing House

19.7-2
A leaf of poem by Director-General Liang Shih-chiu, dedicated to Executive Director Ch'en Chi-ying (陳紀瀅常務理事) of the Chinese Writer’s and Artist’s Association

19.8
Professor P’an Hsi-chen (潘希真教授) of the National Central University, nom de plume Ch’i-chün (琦君), born in 1917 and died in 2006.

19.8-1
Letter from Professor P’an Hsi-chen of the National Central University, addressed to Professor Chang Shou-p'ing (張壽平教授) of the National Chengchi University

19.9
Chief Editor Lin Hai-yin (林海音主編) of the Supplement of United Daily News, born in 1918 and died in 2001.

19.9-1
Two letters from Chief Editor Lin Hai-yin of the Supplement of United Daily News, addressed to Editor Chin Ming-jo (金溟若編輯) of Taiwan Shin Sheng Daily News

19.9-2
Green Seaweed and Salted Eggs, written and inscribed by Chief Editor Lin Hai-yin of the Supplement of United Daily News. Taipei: The Heritage Press, 1963

20. CALLIGRAPHERS, THIRTEEN PERSONS

A pair of calligraphy couplets in clerical script by Provincial Graduate Mao Chu-chün of the Ch’ing dynasty

20.1
Provincial Graduate Mao Shu-chün (毛樹駿孝廉) of the Ch’ing dynasty, also known by the name Mao Chüeh-min (毛覺民), born in 1879, year of death unknown.

20.1-1
A pair of calligraphy couplets in clerical script by Provincial Graduate Mao Chu-chün of the Ch’ing dynasty

20.1-2
Lecture Notes on the Diagram of Tai-chi (太極圖說講義), oral account by Provincial Graduate Mao Chu-chün of the Ch’ing dynasty,  transcribed by Mr. Cheng Ts’an (鄭燦先生). Taipei: China Confucius Society, March 1976

20.2
Presidential Office Adviser Tsung Hsiao-ch’en (宗孝忱參議), born in 1891 and died in 1979.

20.2-1
A leaf of poem by Presidential Office Adviser Tsung Hsiao-ch’en

20.2-2
Letter from Presidential Office Adviser Tsung Hsiao-ch’en to Mr. Shen Ta-fu (沈達夫先生)

20.2-3
A pair of calligraphy couplets in seal script by Presidential Office Adviser Tsung Hsiao-ch’en, dedicated to Mr. Tseng Pao-ch’I (曾寶琦先生)

20.2-4
Calligraphy in running script by Presidential Office Adviser Tsung Hsiao-ch’en, dedicated to Mr. Tseng Pao-ch’I (曾寶琦先生)

20.2-5
Ch’in-kwan-hung-hsüeh (秦關鴻雪), written and inscribed by Presidential Office Adviser Tsung Hsiao-ch’en. Taipei: Self published, August 1958

20.3         
President Ma Shou-hua (馬壽華院長) of the Supreme Administrative Court, born in 1893 and died in 1977.

20.3-1
Portrait of President Chiang Kai-shek, inscribed with a long colophon by President Ma Shou-Hua of the Supreme Administrative Court

20.3-2
Letter from President Ma Shou-hua of the Supreme Administrative Court to Legislator Chou Shu-sheng (周樹聲委員) of the Legislative Yuan

20.3-3
Calligraphy leaf with the words “K’un-nan Shih-yüan” (鯤南詩苑) by President  Ma Shou-hua of the Supreme Administrative Court

20.3-4
Bamboo painting by President Ma Shou-hua of the Supreme Administrative Court

20.3-5
In Memory of Mr. Ma Shou-hua (馬壽華先生紀念集)

20.4
Principal Tsou Hsiang-ch’iao (鄒湘喬校長) of P’eng-lai Secondary School (蓬萊中學), also known by the name Tsou Hai-chiao (鄒海嶠),  born in 1894 and died in 1978.

20.4-1
Calligraphy in running script by Principal Tsou Hsiang-ch’iao of P’eng Lai Secondary School

20.5
Mr. Ts’ao Jung (曹容先生), also known by the name Ts’ao Ch’iu-pu (曹秋圃), born in 1895 and died in 1993.

20.5-1
Calligraphy in clerical script by Mr. Ts’ao Jung, dedicated to Mr. Kao-ch’iao-sung-hai

20.5-2
Horizontal calligraphy scroll in regular script by Mr. Ts’ao Jung

Front cover of Additional Works from Ting-shan Thatched Cottage (定山草堂外集), written and inscribed by Professor Ch'en Ting-shan of the National Chung Hsing University. Taipei: Self published, winter of 1952

Inside page of Additional Works from Ting-shan Thatched Cottage (定山草堂外集), written and inscribed by Professor Ch'en Ting-shan of the National Chung Hsing University. Taipei: Self published, winter of 1952

20.6
Professor Ch'en Ting-shan (陳定山教授) of the National Chung Hsing University, born in 1897 and died in 1987.

20.6-1
A leaf of poem by Professor Ch'en Ting-shan of the National Chung Hsing University, dedicated to Wen-k’ai (文凱)

20.6-2
A pair of calligraphy couplets in running script by Professor Ch'en Ting-shan of the National Chung Hsing University

20.6-3
Calligraphy in running script by Professor Ch'en Ting-shan of the National Chung Hsing University

20.6-4
Additional Works from Ting-shan Thatched Cottage (定山草堂外集), written and inscribed by Professor Ch'en Ting-shan of the National Chung Hsing University. Taipei: Self published, winter of 1952

20.6-5
Combined Edition of Ten Years of Poetry and Ting-shan Tz’u Lyrics (十年詩卷、定山詞合刊), written and inscribed by Professor Ch'en Ting-shan of the National Chung Hsing University. Taipei: Cheng Chung Book Company, January 19679

20.7
Mr. Wang Meng-hsiao (王孟瀟先生), born in 1898 and died in 1990.

20.7-1
Letter from Mr. Wang Meng-hsiao to Mr. Shen Ta-fu (沈達夫先生)

20.7-2
Calligraphy in running script by Mr. Wang Meng-hsiao, dedicated to Pin-yang (賓暘)

20.8          
Deputy Director Chuang Yen (莊嚴副院長) of the National Palace Museum, also named Chuang Mu-ling (莊慕陵), born on 8 June 1899 and died in 1980.

20.8-1
Letter from Deputy Director Chuang Yen of the National Palace Museum to Minister of Foreign Affairs Yeh Kung-ch'ao (葉公超部長)

20.8-2
Calligraphy in regular script by Deputy Director Chuang Yen, dedicated to Mr. Chu Kwang-tou (朱光斗先生)

Appointment Letter with envelope for Minister Liang Han-ts’ao to become a member of the Chinese Cultural Renaissance Movement Promotion Committee, in the 58th year of the Republic of China, 1969

20.9
Minister Liang Han-ts’ao (梁寒操部長) of the Overseas Ministry of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party, also known by the name Liang Chün-mo (梁君默), born on 19 July 1899 and died in 1975.

20.9-1
Leaves of poems by Minister Liang Han-ts’ao of the Overseas Ministry of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party, dedicated to Professor Ch'en Ting-shan (陳定山教授)

20.9-2
A leaf of poem handwritten by Minister Liang Han-ts’ao of the Overseas Ministry of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party

20.9-3
A leaf of poem by Minister Liang Han-ts’ao of the Overseas Ministry of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party, dedicated to Secretary-General Liu Ssu-ying (劉泗英秘書長)

20.9-4
A leaf of poem by Minister Liang Han-ts’ao of the Overseas Ministry of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party, dedicated to Director Huang Chün-pi (黃君璧主任).

20.9-5
Calligraphy leaf with words of homage for Biographies of the Revolutionary Martyrs Who Founded the Nation (開國革命先烈事蹟傳記) by Minister Liang Han-ts’ao of the Overseas Ministry of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party.

20.9-6
Calligraphy in running script by Minister Liang Han-ts’ao of the Overseas Ministry of the Central Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party, dedicated to Mr. Chang Fei (張飛先生)

20.9-7
Appointment Letter with envelope for Minister Liang Han-ts’ao to become a member of the Chinese Cultural Renaissance Movement Promotion Committee, in the 58th year of the Republic of China, 1969

20.9-8
In Memory of Mr. Liang Han-ts’ao (梁寒操先生紀念集)

20.9-9
Commemorative Writings on the Birth Centenary of Mr. Liang Han-ts'ao (梁寒操先生百年誕辰紀念文集). Taipei: Taipei Congee Society, June 1998

20.10    
Madame T’an Shu (譚淑女史), born in 1899 and died in 1981.

20.10-1
Calligraphy in regular script by Madame T’an Shu

20.10-2
A pair of calligraphy couplets in regular script by Madame T’an Shu, dedicated to Cheng-ch’un (正春)

20.10-3
Prunus painting by Madame T’an Shu, dedicated to Wai-ch’uan (外川)

20.11          
Professor Ch’en Tzu-ho (陳子和教授) of the National Chengchi University, born in 1910 and died in 1984.

20.11-1
Letter from Professor Ch’en Tzu-ho to Ssu-yeh (四爺)

20.11-2
A pair of calligraphy couplets in clerical script by Professor Ch’en Tzu-ho

20.12       
Professor Lu Fo-ting (呂佛庭教授) of the National Taichung Normal University, born in 1910 and died in 2005.

20.12-1
Letter from Professor Lu Fo-ting to Chün-kung (均公)

20.13
Major General Shih Tzu-ch’en (史紫忱少將), born in 1914 and died in 1993.

20.13-1
Letter from Major General Shih Tzu-ch’en to Premier Ho Ying-ch’in (何應欽院長)

21. CLASSICAL PAINTERS, EIGHT PERSONS

Orchid painting by Compiler Mei Ch’iao-lin of the Committee for Compilation of Party History and Historical Material of the Central Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang

21.1 
Compiler Mei Ch’iao-lin (梅喬林纂修) of the Committee for Compilation of Party History and Historical Material of the Central Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang, born in 1872 and died in 1970.

21.1-1
Four letters from Compiler Mei Ch’iao-lin of the Committee for Compilation of Party History and Historical Material of the Central Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang, addressed to Mr. Shen Ta-fu (沈達夫先生)

21.1-2
Orchid painting by Compiler Mei Ch’iao-lin of the Committee for Compilation of Party History and Historical Material of the Central Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang

21.1-3
Orchid painting by Compiler Mei Ch’iao-lin of the Committee for Compilation of Party History and Historical Material of the Central Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang

21.2
Professor Wu Hua-yüan (吳華源教授) of the Department of Painting and Calligraphy at the National Taiwan College of Art, also known by the name of Wu Tz’u-shen (吳子深), born in 1894 and died in 1972.

21.2-1
Letter from Professor Wu Hua-yüan of the Department of Painting and Calligraphy at the National Taiwan College of Art, addressed to Secretary to the President Li Yü-shu (李漁叔秘書)

21.2-2
Landscape painting by Professor Wu Hua-yüan of the Department of Painting and Calligraphy at the National Taiwan College of Art

21.2-3
Paintings by Mr. Wu Tzu-shen (吳子深先生畫譜). Taipei: Self published, March 1973

Painting of bamboo in snow by Director Ch’en Fang of the Second Bureau of the Office of the President, dedicated to Mr. Wang Chen-yü (王振宇先生)

21.3
Director Ch’en Fang (陳方局長) of the Second Bureau of the Office of the President, also known by the name Ch’en Chih-ting (陳芷町), born in 1897 and died in 1962.

21.3-1
Painting of bamboo and rock by Director Ch’en Fang of the Second Bureau of the Office of the President

21.3-2
Painting of bamboo by Director Ch’en Fang of the Second Bureau of the Office of the President

21.3-3
Painting of bamboo in snow by Director Ch’en Fang of the Second Bureau of the Office of the President, dedicated to Mr. Wang Chen-yü (王振宇先生)

21.3-4
Selected Works of Calligraphy and Paintings by Chih-ting (芷町書畫選集). Taipei, Self published, 1963

21.3-5
Manual of Painting Bamboo by Chih-ting (芷町竹譜)

21.4
Director Liang Ting-ming (梁鼎銘主任) of the Department of Art at the Political Worker Cadres School, born in 1898 and died in 1959.

21.4-1
Seal with the words “Seal of the Studio of War Paintings” (戰畫室印), used by Director Liang Ting-ming of the Department of Art at the Political Worker Cadres School

21.4-2
The Paintings of Liang Ting-ming (梁鼎銘畫集). Shanghai: Wen Hua Art Books Co., September 1933

21.5
Editor T'ao Yün-lou (陶芸樓編纂) of the Keelung City Gazette, born in 1898 and died in 1964.

21.5-1
Prunus painting by Editor T'ao Yün-lou of the Keelung City Gazette, dedicated to Chih-fang (志方)

21.6
Mr. Chang Dai-chien (張大千先生), also known by the name Chang Yüan (張爰), born in 1899 and died in 1983.

21.6-1
Two letters from Mr. Chang Dai-chien to Secretary-General Chang Mu-han (張目寒秘書長) of the Control Yuan

21.6-2
Fan with calligraphy and painting by Mr. Chang Dai-chien, dedicated to Mr. Soong Hsun-leng (宋訓倫先生)

21.6-3
Chang Dai-chien A Retrospective, inscribed by Mr. Chang Dai-chien to Mr. Soong Hsun-leng (宋訓倫先生). San Francisco: San Francisco Centre of Asian Art and Culture, 1972

21.6-4
In Memory of Mr. Chang Dai-chien (張大千先生紀念冊). Taipei: The National Palace Museum, July 1983

21.7
Major General Yeh Tsui-pai (葉醉白少將), born in 1909 and died in 1999.

21.7-1
Letter from Major General Yeh Tsui-pai to Deputy Secretary-General Ch'en Ch'i-lu (陳奇祿副秘書長) of the Chinese Nationalist Party

21.7-2
Painting of horses by Major General Yeh Tsui-pai, dedicated to General Chou Chih-jou (周至柔將軍) on his 70th birthday

21.8
Mr. Ch’eng Chieh-tzu (程芥子先生), also known by the name of Ch’eng Liu-shên (程柳燊), born in 1910 and died in 1986.

21.8-1
A Lady by Willow Tree, painted by Mr. Ch’eng Chieh-tzu

21.8-2
Farewell by Autumn River, painted by Mr. Ch’eng Chieh-tzu

22. SEAL CARVERS, FOUR PERSONS

22.1
Mr. T'ao Shou-po (陶壽伯先生), born in 1903 and died in 1977.

22.1-1
Letter from Mr. T'ao Shou-po to Mr. Shen Ta-fu (沈達夫先生)

22.1-2
Seal carved with the words: “Soong Hsun-leng” by Mr. Tao Shou-po, dedicated to Mr. Soong Hsun-leng

22.1-3
Seal carved with the words: “A Work by Ting-kung After Eighty” (定公八十後作) by Mr. Tao Shou-po, dedicated to Professor Ch'en Ting-shan (陳定山教授) of the National Chung Hsin University

22.1-4
A pair of seals carved with the words: “Tsou-sheng” (鄒生) and “Hsiang-ch’iao” (湘喬), by Mr. Tao Shou-po, dedicated to Principal Tsou Hsiang-chiao (鄒湘喬校長) of P’eng-Lai Secondary School

22.1-5
Prunus painting by Mr. T'ao Shou-po

22.2
Professor Wang Chuang-wei (王壯為教授) of National Taiwan Normal University, born in 1909 and died in 1998.

22.2-1
Letter from Professor Wang Chuang-wei of National Taiwan Normal University to Professor Ch'en Ting-shan (陳定山教授) of the National Chung Hsin University

22.3
Professor Tseng Shao-chieh (曾紹杰教授) of Chinese Culture College, born in 1911 and died in 1988.

22.3-1
A pair of calligraphy couplets in clerical script by Professor Tseng Shao-chieh of Chinese Culture College, dedicated to Professor Wang Chuang-wei (王壯為教授) of the National Taiwan Normal University

Seal carved with the words: “Fu-mei-hua Kuan (賦梅花館)”, by Professor Wang Pei-yüeh of the National Taiwan Normal University, dedicated to Mr. Soong Shu Kong

Seal carved with the words: “Fu-mei-hua Kuan (賦梅花館)”, by Professor Wang Pei-yüeh of the National Taiwan Normal University, dedicated to Mr. Soong Shu Kong

Impression and ink rubbing of seal carved with the words: “Fu-mei-hua Kuan (賦梅花館)”, by Professor Wang Pei-yüeh of the National Taiwan Normal University, dedicated to Mr. Soong Shu Kong

Seal carved with the words: “Home is by Ch’ao-yin Bridge (家在潮音橋畔)”, by Professor Wang Pei-yüeh of the National Taiwan Normal University, dedicated to Mr. Soong Shu Kong

Impression and ink rubbing of seal carved with the words: “Home is by Ch’ao-yin Bridge (家在潮音橋畔)”,  by Professor Wang Pei-yüeh of the National Taiwan Normal University, dedicated to Mr. Soong Shu Kong

22.4
Professor Wang Pei-yüeh (王北岳教授) of the National Taiwan Normal University, born in 1926 and died in 2006.

22.4-1
Calligraphy in running script by Professor Wang Pei-yüeh of the National Taiwan Normal University

22.4-2
Two seals carved with the words: “Fu-mei-hua Kuan (賦梅花館)” and “Home is by Ch’ao-yin Bridge (家在潮音橋畔)”,  by Professor Wang Pei-yüeh of the National Taiwan Normal University, dedicated to Mr. Soong Shu Kong

22.4-3
Inscribed printed copy of Heart Sutra (般若波羅蜜多心經) by Professor Wang P’ei-Yüeh. Taipei: Hsü Wan-hsiang, October 1993

22.4-4
A Selection of Personal Seals of Wang P’ei-yüeh (王北岳自用印選). Taipei: K’un Kang Cultural Enterprise, December 1994

22.4-5
Stories of Seals and Seal Carvers (印林見聞錄), written and inscribed by Professor Wang Pei-yüeh of the National Taiwan Normal University. Taipei: Mi Yen Brush and Ink Co., August 2003

23. CONNOISSEURS, TWO PERSONS

Horizontal calligraphy scroll in clerical script by Mr. Ting Nien-hsien, dedicated to Wen-lei (文雷)

23.1
Mr. Ting Nien-hsien (丁念先先生), born in 1906 and died in 1969.

23.1-1
Horizontal calligraphy scroll in clerical script by Mr. Ting Nien-hsien, dedicated to Wen-lei (文雷)

23.1-2
Notes on Perusing the Paintings in Nien-sheng Hall Collection (念聖樓讀畫小記), compiled by Mr. Ting Nien-hsien. Taipei: Wen Hsing Magazine, April 1961

23.2
Curator Na Chih-liang (那志良處長) of the National Palace Museum, born in 1908 and died in 1998.

23.2-1
The Emperor’s  Procession, signed by Curator Na Chih-liang of the National Palace Museum. Taipei, The National Palace Museum, 1970

24. OPERA SINGERS, FOUR PERSONS

24.1
Mr. Ch’i Ju-shan (齊如山先生), born in 1875 and died in 1962.

24.1-1
Letter from Mr. Ch’i Ju-shan to Executive Director Ch'en Chi-ying (陳紀瀅常務理事) of the Chinese Writer’s and Artist’s Association

24.1-2
Casual Writings by Ch’i Ju-shan (齊如山隨筆), written and inscribed  by Mr. Ch’i Ju-shan. Taipei: Central Supplier of Cultural Products, September 1953

24.2
Mr. Kao Hua (高華先生), also known by the name of Kao Shih-ch’iu (高實秋), born in 1907 and died in 1986.

24.2-1
Five letters from Mr. Kao Hua to Mr. Soong Hsun-leng  (宋訓倫先生)

24.2-2
The Fairy Chang-e Regrets Stealing the Elixir (嫦娥悔偷靈藥圖), painted by Mr. Kao Hua

24.2-3
A Poem from the T’ang Dynasty (唐人詩句圖), painted by Mr. Kao Hua

24.2-4
Cassette recording of Consort Mei, performed by Mr. Kao Hua

Inscribed photograph of Madame Chang O-yün in the opera The Jade Hairpin (璧玉簪), performed in Hong Kong in May 1958.

24.3
Madame Chang O-yün (章遏雲女史), born in 1912 and died in 2004.

24.3-1
Inscribed photograph of Madame Chang O-yün in the opera The Jade Hairpin (璧玉簪), performed in Hong Kong in May 1958.

24.3-2
Programme for the Opera Wen-ji Returning to Han (文姬歸漢), performed by Madame Chang O-yün at the Hong Kong City Hall on 4 March 1965

24.3-3
Programme for the Opera The Lovers’ Grave (鴛鴦塚), performed by Madame Chang O-yün at the Hong Kong City Hall on 4 August 1965

24.3-4
Programme for the Opera The Shepherdess’ Story (牧羊卷), performed by Madame Chang O-yün at the Hong Kong City Hall on 24 April 1967

24.3-5
Vinyl record of Hui-Long Pavilion (回龍閣) and Picking up the Jade Bracelet (拾玉鐲), singing by Madame Chang O-yün. The record was produced in 1937

24.3-6
Cassette recording of Wen-chi Returning to Han (文姬歸漢), performed by Madame Chang O-yün on  4 March 1965, accompanying hu-ch’in (胡琴) played by Mr. Tseng Shih-chün (曾世駿先生)

24.3-7
Cassette recording of Yü-t’ang-ch’un (玉堂春), performed by Madame Chang O-yün on 17 March 1968, accompanying hu-ch’in (胡琴) played by Mr. Tseng Shih-chün (曾世駿先生)

24.4
Mr. Mao Chia-hua (毛家華先生), years of birth and death unknown.

24.4-1
Five letters from Mr. Mao Chia-hua to Mr. Soong Hsun-leng (宋訓倫先生)

24.4-2
The History of Peking Opera Over Two Hundred Years, Two Volumes (京劇二百年史話兩冊), written by Mr. Mao Chia-hua. Taipei: Council for Cultural Affairs of the Executive Yuan, 1995

24.5         
Vinyl record of Peking Opera performance by Foo Hsing School of Dramatic Arts, produced as gifts to be distributed at the China Pavilion of the Republic of China at New York World’s Fair in 1964  

25. CLASSICAL MUSICIANS, TWO PERSONS

25.1   
Mr. Liang Tsai-p'ing (梁在平先生), born in 1910 and died in 2000.

25.1-1
Namecard of Mr. Liang Tsai-p'ing

25.1-2
A note from Mr. Liang Tsai-p'ing to Mr. Chao Chung-ling (趙中令先生)

25.1-3
Calligraphy in running script by Mr. Liang Tsai-p'ing, dedicated to Yü-p'in (玉彬)

25.1-4
Chinese Musical Instruments and Pictures (中國樂器大綱), written and inscribed by Mr. Liang Tsai-p’ing. Taipei: Chinese Classical Music Association, March 1970

25.1-5
Chinese Musical Instruments and Pictures (中國樂器大綱), written by Mr. Liang Tsai-p'ing and inscribed by his son. Taipei: Chinese Classical Music Association, March 1970

25.1-6
Vinyl record titled A Refined Collection of Chinese Cheng Music (中國箏曲雅集), performed by Mr. Liang Tsai-p'ing

First page of letter from Mr. Jung T'ien-ch'i to Mr. Shen Ta-fu (沈達夫先生)

Second page of letter from Mr. Jung T'ien-ch'i to Mr. Shen Ta-fu (沈達夫先生)

25.2   
Mr. Jung T'ien-ch'i (容天圻先生), born in 1936 and died in 1994.

25.2-1
Letter from Mr. Jung T'ien-ch'i to Mr. Shen Ta-fu (沈達夫先生)

25.2-2
Letter from Mr. Jung T'ien-ch'i to Professor Ch’en Tzu-ho (陳子和教授) of the National Chengchi University

25.2-3
Letter from Mr. Jung T'ien-ch'i to Professor Wang Chuang-wei (王壯為教授) of the National Taiwan Normal University

26. KUNG-FU MASTER, ONE PERSON

Front cover of Simple Talk on Humanities (人文淺說), written by Mr. Cheng Man-ch'ing, gift from Mr. Chao Chung-ling (趙中令先生) to Soong Shu Kong

Inside page of Simple Talk on Humanities (人文淺說), written by Mr. Cheng Man-ch'ing, gift from Mr. Chao Chung-ling (趙中令先生) to Soong Shu Kong

26.1
Mr. Cheng Man-ch'ing (鄭曼青先生), also known by the name of Cheng Yüeh (鄭岳), born in 1902 and died in 1975.

26.1-1
Calligraphy in running script by Mr. Cheng Man-ch'ing

26.1-2
Prunus painting by Mr. Cheng Man-ch'ing, dedicated to General Li P'in-hsien (李品仙上將)

26.1-3
Simple Talk on Humanities (人文淺說), written by Mr. Cheng Man-ch'ing, gift from Mr. Chao Chung-ling (趙中令先生) to Soong Shu Kong

26.1-4
A Biographical Sketch of Mr. Cheng Man-ch'ing (鄭曼青先生事略)

27. PHOTOGRAPHER, ONE PERSON

A pair of calligraphy couplets in regular script by Mr. Lang Ching-shan

27.1 
Mr. Lang Ching-shan (郎靜山先生), born in 1892 and died in 1995.

27.1-1
A pair of calligraphy couplets in regular script by Mr. Lang Ching-shan

28. ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT, TWO PERSONS

28.1
Director Ling Hung-hsün (凌鴻勛局長) of the Railway Construction Bureau, born in 1894 and died in 1981.

28.1-1
Letter from Director Ling Hung-hsün of the Railway Construction Bureau, dedicated to Minister of Education Hang Li-wu (杭立武部長)

28.1-2
Horizontal calligraphy scroll in regular script by Director Ling Hung-hsün, dedicated to Hua-nan (化南)

First page of letter from Architect Yang Cho-cheng to Mr. Soong Hsun-leng (宋訓倫先生)

Sceond page of letter from Architect Yang Cho-cheng to Mr. Soong Hsun-leng (宋訓倫先生)

28.2
Architect Yang Cho-cheng (楊卓成建築師), born in 1914 and died in 2006.

28.2-1
Namecard of Architect Yang Cho-cheng

28.2-2
Five passports of Architect Yang Cho-cheng

28.2-3
Photograph of Architect Yang Cho-cheng and President Chiang Ching-kuo (蔣經國總統)

28.2-4
Three letters from Architect Yang Cho-cheng to Mr. Soong Hsun-leng (宋訓倫先生)

28.2-5
Completion Report on the New Built National Theater and National Concert Hall at the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Park by the Ministry of Education. (教育部中正紀念公園國家戲劇院及國家音樂廳新建工程竣工報告)

29. CITIZENS, FIVE PERSONS

Letter from Mr. Ch'en Wen-k'uei to the Head Office and the General Manager of the China Merchants Bureau (招商局)

29.1
Mr. Ch'en Wen-k'uei (陳文奎先生), Captain of The Hsi-lin, years of birth and death unknown.

29.1-1
Letter from Mr. Ch'en Wen-k'uei to the Head Office and the General Manager of the China Merchants Bureau (招商局)

29.2   
Mr. Ch'iu Yü-chi (邱于寄先生), undercover agent, years of birth and death unknown.

29.2-1
Letter from Mr. Ch'iu Yü-chi to President Yü Yu-jen (于右任院長) of the Control Yuan

29.3         
Mr. Shen Chi-fu (申濟甫先生), director of city police, years of birth and death unknown.

29.3-1
Letter from Mr. Shen Chi-fu to Tzu-Chen (子震)

29.4      
Mr. Hsiao Fo-lin (蕭佛粦先生), proprietor of Hsiao Shun-ch’eng Store in Mei County (梅縣) of Canton, years of birth and death unknown

29.4-1
Letter from Mr. Hsiao Fo-lin to his elder brother

29.5
Mr. Long Ch’ang-chao (龍昌兆先生), overseas Chinese in Daerah Seremban of Malaya, years of birth and death unknown

29.5-1
Letter with envelope from Mr. Long Ch'ang-chao to his nephew Mr. Long Shih-shou (龍世壽先生).

30. PERSONAGES IN HONG KONG, TWENTY NINE PERSONS

30.1
Radio Host Lin Pin (林彬主持人) at Commercial Radio Hong Kong, also known by the name Lin Shao-po (林少波), born in 1929, he was burnt alive by the communists in 1967.

30.1-1
Newspaper clipping on the first death anniversary of Radio Commentator Lin Pin

30.1-2
Man of Honour, Lin Pin (大丈夫林彬). Hong Kong: Hong Kong Tien Sheng Publishing, winter 1967

30.2
Chairman Wu Hsien-tzu (伍憲子主席) of the Chinese Democratic Constitutional Party, also known by the name Wu Chuang (伍莊), born in 1881 and died in 1959.

30.2-1
Miscellaneous Records in Medicine (醫學雜記), Cultural Weekly Catalogue (文化周刊目錄), Miscellaneous Records (雜記), Lectures on the Book of Documents (尚書講義), Lectures on Chapter Chin-t’eng of the Book of Documents (周書金縢講義), Travels in America  (美國游記), handwritten by Chairman Wu Hsien-tzu of the Chinese Democratic Constitutional Party

30.2-2
Calligraphy in regular script by Chairman Wu Hsien-tzu of the Chinese Democratic Constitutional Party

30.2-3
History of the Chinese Democratic Constitutional Party (中國民主憲政黨黨史), written by Chairman Wu Hsien-tzu. Taipei: United Daily News, 1963

30.2-4
Confucius (孔子), written by Chairman Wu Hsien-tzu of the Chinese Democratic Constitutional Party. Hong Kong: Freedom Press, November 1956

30.3
Ambassador Wang Cheng-ting (王正廷大使) to the United States of America, also known by the name Wang Ju-t’ang (王儒堂), born in 1882 and died in 1961.

30.3-1
Four photographs of Ambassador Wang Cheng-ting to the United States of America

30.3-2
Photograph inscribed by Ambassador Wang Cheng-ting, presented to  Committee Member Ch'en Yao-yüan (陳耀垣委員) of the Central Executive Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party

30.3-3
Recent Speeches by Wang Cheng-ting (王正廷近言錄). January 1933

A note from Major General Tu Yüeh-sheng to Industrialist Mr. Liu Hung-sheng (劉鴻生先生)

30.4
Major General Tu Yüeh-sheng (杜月笙少將), also known by the name Tu Yung (杜鏞), born in 1888 and died in 1951.

30.4-1
A note from Major General Tu Yüeh-sheng to Industrialist Mr. Liu Hung-sheng (劉鴻生先生)

30.4-2
In Memory of Mr. Tu Yüeh-sheng (杜月笙先生紀念集)

30.5
General Hsiang Han-p'ing (香翰屏上將), born on 9 March 1890 and died in 1978.

30.5-1
Letter from General Hsiang Han-p'ing to Premier Ho Ying-ch’in (何應欽院長) of the Executive Yuan

30.6
Doctor Fei Tzu-p'in (費子彬大夫), born in 1890 and died in 1981.

30.6-1
Handwritten medical prescription by Doctor Fei Tzu-p'in

30.6-2
Horizontal calligraphy plaque with the words: “Mastery of Both Chinese and Western Knowledge” (學貫中西) in regular script by Doctor Fei Tzu-p'in.

30.6-3
Complete Works of Fei Tzu-p'in (費子彬全集). Hong Kong: Self published

30.7
Mr. Chao Hsing-wu (趙惺吾先生), also known by the name Chao Ho-ch'in (趙鶴琴), born in 1894 and died in 1971.

30.7-1
Calligraphy in running script by Mr. Chao Hsing-wu

30.7-2
Seal with the words “Soong Shu-kong” (宋緒康), carved by Mr. Chao Hsing-wu

30.7-3
Artworks of Mr.Chao Shu-ju (趙叔孺先生遺墨), edited by Mr. Chao Hsing-wu. 1956

Front cover of Anthology of Yeh K'ang (葉岡詩集), inscribed by President Ch'ien Mu of New Asia College. A set of Ming dynasty books formerly in the collection of Director Lo Hsiang-lin (羅香林院長) of the Department of Literature at Hong Kong Chu Hai College

Title page of Anthology of Yeh K'ang (葉岡詩集), inscribed by President Ch'ien Mu of New Asia College. A set of Ming dynasty books formerly in the collection of Director Lo Hsiang-lin (羅香林院長) of the Department of Literature at Hong Kong Chu Hai College

Inside page of Anthology of Yeh K'ang (葉岡詩集), inscribed by President Ch'ien Mu of New Asia College. A set of Ming dynasty books formerly in the collection of Director Lo Hsiang-lin (羅香林院長) of the Department of Literature at Hong Kong Chu Hai College

30.8
President Ch'ien Mu (錢穆院長) of New Asia College, also known by the name Ch’ien Pin-ssu (錢賓四), born on 30 July 1895 and died in 1990.

30.8-1
Letter with envelope from President Ch'ien Mu of New Asia College to Mr. Jen Ch'i-pang (任啓邦先生)

30.8-2
Calligraphy in running script by President Ch'ien Mu of New Asia College, dedicated to Mr. Chang Ching-fu (張勁夫先生)

30.8-3
Anthology of Yeh K'ang (葉岡詩集), inscribed by President Ch'ien Mu of New Asia College. A set of Ming dynasty books formerly in the collection of Director Lo Hsiang-lin (羅香林院長) of the Department of Literature at Hong Kong Chu Hai College

30.8-4
Collected Writings to Commemorate Mr. Ch'ien Pin-ssu's Eightieth Birthday (錢賓四先生八十歲紀念論文集). Hong Kong: New Asia College, 1974

30.9
Mr. Hsü Wen-ching (徐文鏡先生), born in 1895 and died in 1975.

30.9-1
Landscape painting by Mr. Hsü Wen-ching, inscription by Ms. Chang Jün-shih (張紉詩女史)

30.10       
Professor Li Huang (李璜教授) of Hong Kong Chu Hai College, born in 1895 and died in 1991.

30.10-1
Photograph of Professor Li Huang of Hong Kong Chu Hai College

30.10-2
Calligraphy in regular script by Professor Li Huang of Hong Kong Chu Hai College, dedicated to Ta-sung (大松)

30.10-3
Two letters from Professor Li Huang’s third younger sister

30.10-4
Annotated copy of The Origin, Evolution, and Decline of Family-based Ideology in China (中國家族主義的由來，變遷與衰落) by Professor Li Huang of Hong Kong Chu Hai College

30.10-5
Preface of Essays on French Sinology (法國漢學論集), handwritten by Professor Li Huang of Hong Kong Chu Hai College

30.10-6
Essays on French Sinology (法國漢學論集), written by Professor Li Huang of Hong Kong Chu Hai College. Hong Kong: Chu Hai College Publishing Committee, January 1975

30.10-7
One Hundred Selected Poems from the Hsiueh-tun Studio (學鈍室詩草選書百首), written and inscribed by Professor Li Huang of Hong Kong Chu Hai College

30.11       
Mr. Feng K'ang-hou (馮康侯先生), born in 1910 and died in 1983.

30.11-1
Seal with the words “A-hsiang is Charming in Old Age” (阿香老來嬌), carved by Mr.  Feng K'ang-hou, dedicated to Mr. Lo Shu-chung (羅叔重先生)

30.12  
President Wu Chün-sheng (吳俊升院長) of New Asia College, born in 1901 and died in 2000

30.12-1
Letter from President Wu Chün-sheng of New Asia College to Legislator Chou Shu-sheng （周樹聲委員）

30.12-2
Letter from President Wu Chün-sheng of New Asia College to Vice President Liu Chi-hung (劉季洪副院長) of the Examination Yuan

30.12-3
Collected Works by the River Shore, Revised Edition (增訂江皋集), written and inscribed by President Wu Chün-sheng of New Asia College. Taipei: The Grand East Book Co., Ltd., 1986

30.12-4
Manuscript by Madame Wu Chün-sheng (Ni Liang), wife of President Wu Chün-sheng

30.13       
Mr. Ch'en Yü-shan (陳語山先生), born in 1904 and died in 1987.

30.13-1
Seal with the words “Seal of T’ang En-p'u”  (唐恩溥印), carved by Mr. Ch'en Yü-shan, dedicated to Provincial Graduate T’ang En-p’u (唐恩溥孝廉) of the Ch’ing dynasty

30.14 
Professor Yao K’ei (姚克教授) of New Asia College, also known by the name Yao Hsin-nung (姚莘農), born in 1905 and died in 1991.

30.14-1
A Gathering at the Cold Fragrance Fairy Abode of  Professor Yao K’ei, painting by Mr. Hsiao Li-sheng (蕭立聲先生), poem composed by Ms. Ts'ai Te-yün (蔡德允先生), additional brushwork by Professor Chou Shih-hsin (周士心教授), calligraphy by Ms. Wu Huan-hui (吳浣蕙女史)

30.15       
Legislator T'u Kung-sui (涂公遂委員) of the Legislative Yuan, born in 1905 and died in 1992.

30.15-1
Namecard of Legislator T'u Kung-sui of the Legislative Yuan

30.15-2
Letter from Legislator T'u Kung-sui of the Legislative Yuan to Director Ch'eng Chih-yün (程旨雲主任) of the Normal University of Taiwan Province

30.15-3
Letter with envelope from Legislator T'u Kung-sui of the Legislative Yuan to Major General Chang Fo-ch'ien (張佛千少將)

30.15-4
Two letters from Legislator T'u Kung-sui of the Legislative Yuan to Professor Ho Kuang-yen (何廣棪教授) of Huafan University

30.15-5
Landscape painting by Legislator T'u Kung-sui of the Legislative Yuan,  dedicated to Secretary-General Cheng Yen-fen (鄭彥棻秘書長) of the Chinese Nationalist Party

30.15-6
Collected Paintings in Memory of Mr. T'u Kung-sui (涂公遂先生紀念畫集). August 1995

30.16       
Madame Ts'ai Te-yün (蔡德允女史), born in 1905 and died in 2007.

30.16-1
A leaf of tz’u lyric by Madame Ts'ai Te-yün, dedicated to Mr. Soong Hsun-leng (宋訓倫先生)

30.17       
Director Lo Hsiang-lin (羅香林院長) of the Department of Literature at Hong Kong Chu Hai College,  born in 1906 and died in 1978.

30.17-1
Letter from Director Lo Hsiang-lin of the Department of Literature at Hong Kong Chu Hai College, addressed to Keng-yang (賡揚)

30.17-2
Christmas card from Director Lo Hsiang-lin and his wife Madame Chu T'an  (朱倓女士)

30.17-3
Hong Kong and Western Cultures (香港與西方文化), written and inscribed by Director Lo Hsiang-lin of the Department of Literature at Hong Kong Chu Hai College

30.18       
Director T'ang Chün-i (唐君毅所長) of New Asia Institute of Advanced Chinese Studies, born in 1909 and died in 1978.

30.18-1
Letter from Director T'ang Chün-i of New Asia Institute of Advanced Chinese Studies, addressed to Keng-yang  (賡颺)

30.18-2
In Memory of Mr. T'ang Chün-i (唐君毅先生紀念集)

A leaf of tz’u lyric To the tune Wan hsi sha (浣溪沙) by Mr. Soong Hsun-leng

30.19 
Mr. Soong Hsun-leng (宋訓倫先生), also known by the names Soong Hsin-leng (宋心冷), Hsin-an (馨菴), born on 8 July 1910 and died in 2010.

30.19-1
Three letters from Mr. Soong Hsun-leng to his son

30.19-2
A leaf of tz’u lyric To the tune Lung yin ch’ü. (龍吟曲) by Mr. Soong Hsun-leng

30.19-3
A leaf of tz’u lyric To the tune Wan hsi sha (浣溪沙) by Mr. Soong Hsun-leng

30.19-4
Horizontal calligraphy scroll with the words “Fu-mei-hua Kuan” (賦梅花館) by Mr. Soong Hsun-leng

30.19-5
Horizontal calligraphy scroll with the words “Lai-yen T'ang” (來燕堂) by Mr. Soong Hsun-leng

30.19-6
The Fragrant Hermitage (馨菴詞稿), written by Mr. Soong Hsun-leng, English translation by Prof. John Minford. Taipei: S. K. Soong Design Co., Ltd., May 2005

30.20       
Professor Li Yen (李棪教授) of The Chinese University of Hong Kong, also named Li Chin-an (李勁庵), born in 1910 and died in 1996.

30.20-1
Leaves of poems by Professor Li Yen of The Chinese University of Hong Kong, dedicated to Professor Chang Shou-p'ing (張壽平教授) of the National Chengchi University

30.21                 
Madame Chang Jün-shih (張紉詩女史), born in 1912 and died in 1972.

30.21-1
First Collection of Poems in Vietnam by Chang Jün-shih (張紉詩越遊唱酬初集), inscribed by Madame Chang Jün-shih. April 1964

30.22       
Mr. Tseng Shih-chün (曾世駿先生), born in 1915 and died in 1993.

30.22-1
Letter from Mr. Tseng Shih-chün to Mr. Soong Hsun-leng (宋訓倫先生)

30.22-2
Cassette recording of hu-ch’in (胡琴), a stringed musical instrument, performed by Mr. Tseng Shih-chün

Draft letter from Publisher Ch’en Tzu-chün of Popular Daily, addressed to Yün Lung (雲龍)

30.23 
Publisher Ch'en Tzu-chün (陳子雋先生) of Popular Daily (萬人日報), nom de plume Wan Jen-chieh (萬人傑), born in 1917 and died in 1989.

30.23-1
Photograph of Publisher Ch'en Tzu-chün of Popular Daily and wife Madame Ho Chih-ming (何智明女士)

30.23-2
Two draft letters from Publisher Ch’en Tzu-chün of Popular Daily and colleagues, addressed to the Board of Directors of the Greater Boston Chinese Golden Age Center (中華耆英會)

30.23-3
Draft letter from Publisher Ch’en Tzu-chün of Popular Daily, addressed to Yün Lung (雲龍), attached with the manuscript  An Account of Acupuncture  (針灸記)

30.23-4
Learning from Capitalism Yet Against Capitalism (學資又反資), Limericks (順口溜),  China's Indigenous Culture Has Been Destroyed (中國固有文化遭摧毀了) and The Chinese Regime Cannot be Called the Chinese Government (中國政權不能稱中國政府」, handwritten by Publisher Ch’en Tzu-chün of Popular Daily

30.23-5
Quotations from Wan Jen-chieh, written and inscribed by Publisher Ch’en Tzu-chün. Hong Kong: Universe Publishing, October 1966

30.23-6
A flyer from Popular Daily (萬人日報)

30.24       
Mr. Lin Ch'ien-shih (林千石先生), born in 1918 and died in 1990.

30.24-1
Floral painting by Mr. Lin Ch'ien-shih

30.24-2
A pair of seals with the words: “Seal of Soong Hsun-leng” (宋訓倫印) and “Hsin-an” (馨菴), carved by Mr. Lin Ch'ien-shih, dedicated to Mr. Soong Hsun-leng  (宋訓倫先生)

30.25       
Mr. Wu Hsiao-fen (吳肖汾先生), born in 1918, year of death unknown.

30.25-1
Copy of Mr. Wu Hsiao-fen’s handwritten poetry manuscript

30.25-2
Remnant Manuscript of Fu Bao (覆瓿賸稿), written and inscribed by Mr. Wu Hsiao-fen

30.26       
Professor Su Wen-cho (蘇文擢教授) of the Research Institute of Chinese Literature and History at Hong Kong Chu Hai College, born in 1921 and died in 1997.

30.26-1
Three letters from Professor Su Wen-cho of the Research Institute of Chinese Literature and History at Hong Kong Chu Hai College, addressed to Major General Hsü Fu-kuan (徐復觀少將)

30.27       
Mr. Ma Pin (馬彬先生), also named Han-yüeh (漢嶽), nom de plume Nan Kung Po (南宮搏), born in 1924 and died in 1983.

30.27-1
First Draft of the Movie Scenario of Admiral Chen (Cheng) Ho (三寶太監劇本初稿) by Mr. Ma Pin. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Maritime Film Services Ltd., March 1968

Calligraphy in regular script by Principal Chang Shih-chieh of King Ling College in Tiu Keng Leng (調景嶺)

30.28       
Principal Chang Shih-chieh (張世傑校長) of King Ling College in Tiu Keng Leng (調景嶺), born in 1926 and died in 2011.

30.28-1
Photograph of Principal Chang Shih-chieh of King Ling College in Tiu Keng Leng (調景嶺)

30.28-2
Six photographs of  Tiu Keng Leng (調景嶺)

30.28-3
Calligraphy in regular script by Principal Chang Shih-chieh of King Ling College in Tiu Keng Leng (調景嶺)

30.28-4
Calligraphy of school motto in running script by Principal Chang Shih-chieh of King Ling College in Tiu Keng Leng (調景嶺)

30.28-5
Calligraphy of text on school culture in running script by Principal Chang Shih-chieh of King Ling College in Tiu Keng Leng (調景嶺)

30.28-6
In Memory of Principal Chang Shih-chieh (懷念張世傑校長)

30.29       
Director Hsü Tzu-pin (許子賓社長) of Liberation Monthly (解放月報), nom de plume Ha Kung (哈公), born in 1933 and died in 1987.

30.29-1
Namecard of Director Hsü Tzu-pin of Liberation Monthly

30.29-2
Two photographs of Director Hsü Tzu-pin of Liberation Monthly

30.29-3
Handwritten manuscript of the article Hong Kong - 1997, A Mix of Sorrow and Joy (香港‧一九九七，悲喜交集) by Director Hsü Tzu-pin

30.29-4
Copy of handwritten manuscript by Director Hsü Tzu-pin, impressed with a seal carved by Director Hsü

30.29-5
Quotations from Ha Kung (哈公語錄), impressed with a seal carved by Director Hsü Tzu-pin. Hong Kong: Tsung Heng Publishing, 1981

30.29-6
Ha Kung's Eccentric Views (哈公怪論), impressed with a seal carved by Director Hsü Tzu-pin. Hong Kong: Hsing Chi Publishing, November 1986

31. PERSONAGES IN SINGAPORE, TWO PERSONS

Inscribed photograph of Minister of Finance Liu Kung-yün, presented to Mr. Soong Hsun-leng (宋訓倫先生)

31.1
Minister of Finance Liu Kung-yün (劉攻芸部長), also known by the name  Liu Szu-yeh (劉駟業), born in 1900 and died in 1973.

31.1-1
Photograph of Minister of Finance Liu Kung-yün and wife Madame Li Kuo-chen (李國珍女士)

31.1-2
Inscribed photograph of Minister of Finance Liu Kung-yün, presented to Mr. Soong Hsun-leng (宋訓倫先生)

31.1-3
Letter from Minister of Finance Liu Kung-yün to Mr. Soong Hsun-leng (宋訓倫先生)

31.2 
Acting Head Ho Kuang-chung (賀光中主任) of the Department of Chinese Studies at National University of Singapore, years of birth and death unknown.

31.2-1
A Discussion of Ch’ing Dynasty Tz’u Lyric (論清詞), written by Acting Head Ho Kuang-chung with inscribed commentaries by Mr. Soong Hsun-leng  (宋訓倫先生). Taipei: Ting Wen Publishing, 1971

32. PERSONAGES IN THE UNITED STATES, THIRTEEN PERSONS

A pair of calligraphy couplets in regular script by Chairman Chang Ching-chiang of the Standing Committee of the Central Executive Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party

32.1
Chairman Chang Ching-chiang (張靜江先生) of the Standing Committee of the Central Executive Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party, also known by the name Chang Jen-chieh (張人傑), born in 1877 and died in 1950.

32.1-1
A pair of calligraphy couplets in regular script by Chairman Chang Ching-chiang of the Standing Committee of the Central Executive Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party

32.1-2
In Memory of Mr. Chang Ching-chiang on His Birth Centenary (張靜江先生百歲紀念集). Taipei: Shih-chieh Society, September 1976

32.2
Diluwa Khutugtu Jamsrangjab (迪魯瓦、阿旺洛桑丹增呼圖克圖) of Mongolia, born in 1883 and died in 1965.

32.2-1
Letter from Diluwa Khutugtu Jamsrangjab of Mongolia to the Seventh Changkya Khutugtu (章嘉呼圖克圖) of Mongolia

32.3     
Premier Koo Wei-chün (顧維鈞總理) of the Republic of China, also known by the names Koo Vi Kyuin, V.K. Wellington Koo, Koo Shao-ch’uan (顧少川), born in 1888 and died in 1985.

32.3-1
Letter from Premier Koo Wei-chün of the Republic of China, addressed to Ambassador Liu Shun-wu (劉舜五大使) to Canada

32.4
Dr. Yang Buwei (楊步偉醫師), born in 1889 and died in 1981.

32.4-1
How to Cook and Eat in Chinese, written and inscribed by Dr. Yang Buwei. New York: The John Day Company, 1963

32.4-2
How to Cook and Eat in Chinese, written and inscribed by Dr. Yang Buwei. London, Faber Paper Covered Editions, 1968

32.5
Mr. Yen Yang-ch'u (晏陽初先生), also known by the name James Yen, born in 1890 and died in 1990.

32.5-1
Tell the People, written by Pearl. S. Buck, inscribed by Mr. Yen Yang-ch'u. New York: The John Day Company, 1945

32.5-2
Tell the People, written by Pearl S. Buck, inscribed by Yen Yang-ch’u. New York: International Mass Movement, Inc., 1959

China at the Crossroads, written by Vice Chairman Chang P'eng-ch'un of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights. London: Evans Brothers Ltd., 1936

32.6
Vice Chairman Chang P'eng-ch'un (張彭春代表) of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights,  also known by the name P. C. Chang,  born on 22 April 1892 and died in 1957.

32.6-1
China: Whence and Whither?, written by Vice Chairman Chang P'eng-ch'un of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights. Honolulu: Institute of Pacific Relations, 1934

32.6-2
China at the Crossroads, written by Vice Chairman Chang P'eng-ch'un of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights. London: Evans Brothers Ltd., 1936

32.7
Academician Chao Yüan-jen (趙元任院士) of Academia Sinica, born on 3 November 1892 and died in 1982.

32.7-1
Letter with envelope from Academician Chao Yüan-jen of Academia Sinica to Mr. Tang Shao-chün (唐紹君先生)

32.7-2
Horizontal calligraphy scroll in regular script by Academician Chao Yüan-jen of Academia Sinica, with accompanying letter

32.7-3
Language and Symbolic Systems, written and inscribed by Academician Chao Yüan-jen of Academia Sinica. London: Cambridge University Press, 1968

32.8
Political Deputy Minister of Transportation T'an Po-yü (譚伯羽次長), born in 1900 and died in 1982.

32.8-1
Letter from Political Deputy Minister of Transportation T'an Po-yü to Ch'u-ming (竹銘) and Shao-ming (少銘)

32.8-2
Calligraphy in running script by Political Deputy Minister of Transportation T'an Po-yü, dedicated to Hsüeh-yen (學顏)

Group photograph of the Republic of China delegation at the 7th regular session of the United Nations General Assembly, taken in New York on 17 December in the 41st year of the Republic, 1952. Plenipotentiary Chang Ch'un-ming (張純明大使) seated first on the left in the first row

32.9 
Plenipotentiary Chang Ch'un-ming (張純明大使) to the United Nations, born on 2 April 1903 and died in 1984.

32.9-1
Group photograph of the Republic of China delegation at the 7th regular session of the United Nations General Assembly, taken in New York on 17 December in the 41st year of the Republic, 1952

32.9-2
Group photograph of the Republic of China delegation at the 21st regular session of the United Nations General Assembly, taken in New York on 26 November in the 55th year of the Republic, 1966

32.9-3
Group photograph of the Republic of China delegation at the 24th regular session of the United Nations General Assembly, taken in New York on 8 November in the 58th year of the Republic, 1969

32.9-4
Fifty-seven photographs from Plenipotentiary Chang Ch'un-ming

32.9-5
Revised draft of Remembering the Life of Ch'un-ming by Madame Yü Ch’iung-chih (余瓊芝女士), wife of Plenipotentiary Chang Ch'un-ming

32.9-6
Two letters from US diplomat Mr. Norman Burns to Plenipotentiary Chang Ch'un-ming and wife

32.9-7
Chiang Kai-shek: His Life and Times, written by Keiji Furuya, abridged English translation by Plenipotentiary Chang Ch’un-ming. New York: St. John’s University, 1981

32.10       
Director Liang Yün-li (梁鋆立司長) of The United Nations Office of Legal Affairs, born in 1903 and died in 1979.

32.10-1
The Pact of Paris as Envisaged by Mr. Stimson. Its Significance in International Law, written and signed by Director Liang Yün-li

32.11       
Director Hsüeh Kuan-ch'ien (薛光前主任) of the Centre for Asian Studies at St. John’s University,  also known by the name Paul Kwang Tsien Sih, born in 1910 and died in 1978.

32.11-1
Letter from Director Hsüeh Kuan-ch'ien of the Centre for Asian Studies at St. John’s University, addressed to Ching-ming (經明)

32.11-2
Decision for China: Communism or Christianity, written and inscribed by Director Hsüeh Kuan-ch'ien of the Centre for Asian Studies at St. John’s University. Chicago: Henry Regnery Company, 1959

32.11-3
From Confucius to Christ, written and inscribed by Director Hsüeh Kuan-ch'ien of the Centre for Asian Studies at St. John’s University. New York: Sheed & Ward, Inc., 1952

32.12 
Academician Yang Lien-sheng (楊聯陞院士) of Academia Sinica, also known by the names L. S. Yang, Lian-sheng Yang, Yang Lien-sheng(蓮生), born in 1914 and died in 1990.

32.12-1
Calligraphy in running script by Academician Yang Lien-sheng of Academia Sinica

32.13         
Professor Chou Ts’e-tsung (周策縱教授) of the Centre for East Asian Studies at University of Wisconsin, born in 1916 and died in 2007.

32.13-1
Letter from Professor Chou Ts’e-tsung of the Centre for East Asian Studies at University of Wisconsin, addressed to Major General Hsu Fu-kuan (徐復觀少將)

33. ASYLUM SEEKERS, ONE PERSON

33.1        
Dr. Ma Szu-tsung (馬思聰先生), born in 1912 and died in 1987.

33.1-1
Musical notes composed and handwritten by Mr. Ma Ssu-tsung upon his arrival in the United States after fleeing mainland China, with American newspaper clipping from 1967

33.1-2
Inhuman Slave Camp. The Story of Dr. Ma Szu-tsung. Taipei: China Publishing Company, 1971

33.1-3
In Memory of Dr. Ma Shu-tsung (馬思聰教授追思紀念冊)

Front cover of History of the Struggles of the Anti-Communist Patriots (反共義士奮鬥史). Taipei: Anti-Communist Patriots Employment Affairs Bureau, January 1955

Inside page of History of the Struggles of the Anti-Communist Patriots (反共義士奮鬥史). Taipei: Anti-Communist Patriots Employment Affairs Bureau, January 1955

Calligraphy leaf with motivational words: “Escape from Iron Curtain and Run Towards Freedom” for History of the Struggles of the Anti-Communist Patriots (反共義士奮鬥史), written by Commissioner Chang Mo-chün  (張默君委員) of the Examination Yuan

33.2
Over 14,000 Anti-Communist Chinese Soldiers Sought Asylum in Korea to Come to Taiwan in 1954.

33.2-1
History of the Struggles of the Anti-Communist Patriots (反共義士奮鬥史). Taipei: Anti-Communist Patriots Employment Affairs Bureau, January 1955

33.2-2
Calligraphy leaf with motivational words: “Escape from the Iron Curtain and Run Towards Freedom” for History of the Struggles of the Anti-Communist Patriots (反共義士奮鬥史), written by Commissioner Chang Mo-chün (張默君委員) of the Examination Yuan

33.2-3
Calligraphy leaf with motivational words: “For Freedom We Srive” for History of the Struggles of the Anti-Communist Patriots (反共義士奮鬥史), written by President Wang Ch’ung-hui (王寵惠院長) of the Judicial Yuan

33.2-4
Printed copy of speech by Madame Chiang Kai-shek which was broadcasted to the Anti-Communist Patriots in the 42nd year of the Republic, 1953

33.2-5
Button pin of 123 Freedom Day (一二三自由日)

33.2-6
A set of teaware from the Anti-Communist Patriots Counseling Center of the Executive Yuan's Veterans Affairs Commission (行政院退輔會反共義土輔導中心)

Calligraphy leaf with motivational words: “For Freedom We Srive” for History of the Struggles of the Anti-Communist Patriots (反共義士奮鬥史), written by President Wang Ch’ung-hui (王寵惠院長) of the Judicial Yuan