Exploration of International Propaganda and Taiwan-Korea Coordination of the Taiwan Volunteer Corps during the War of Resistance

Yan Chen; Xiao Huang; Yuhan Wang

doi:10.54097/e2nqgj38

Authors

Yan Chen
Xiao Huang
Yuhan Wang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/e2nqgj38

Keywords:

Taiwan Volunteer Corps, International Propaganda, Korean Volunteer Corps

Abstract

The Taiwan Volunteer Corps was a regular revolutionary armed force dedicated to China's War of Resistance against Japan and committed to Taiwan's recovery and return to the motherland.During the Jinhua period of the War of Resistance, the Taiwan Volunteer Corps carried out anti-Japanese propaganda work through forms such as mutual publication in journals, joint lectures, and literary mobilization.Collaborating with anti-fascist forces such as the Korean Volunteer Corps, they jointly promoted cross-national joint propaganda and struggles against the enemy, expanding the international communication boundaries of the Taiwan anti-Japanese issue.This made outstanding contributions to the victory of China's War of Resistance against Japan and the consolidation of the Eastern anti-fascist front.

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