Patriotic stories of overseas Chinese

Lee Teng-hui, the second president of Fudan University.

Lee Teng-hui (Tengfei) was born in Tongan, Fujian, and his parents are overseas Chinese in Nanyang Islands. /kloc-0 was born in Java in the summer of/873, transferred to Singapore to study in 1887, and went to study in the United States in189/kloc-0. 1897 After graduating from Yale University in the United States, he returned to Nanyang Islands to engage in overseas Chinese education and participated in the propaganda work of Sun Yat-sen advocating revolution overseas. With the help and encouragement of Mr. Sun, he loved his motherland even more, and returned to China in 1905. Together with his classmate Yan Huiqing, he founded the "Global China Students' Federation" in Shanghai, participated in the boycott of American goods launched to oppose the abuse of overseas Chinese and Chinese workers by American imperialism, and engaged in international propaganda work. When he was introduced to the founder of Fudan University (Xiang Bo), he served as the chief teacher (now the provost) of Fudan University and taught in Chinese Academy. 1907, the Qing government enrolled students in Jiangnan and hired him as an examiner. During the Revolution of 1911, he also served as the editor-in-chief of the English newspaper * * * and carried out international publicity. When the Revolution of 1911 broke out, Li, commander-in-chief of Wuhan military government, invited him to be foreign minister. He declined because he was "unable to be an official" and still presided over Fudan Educational Administration in Shanghai. 19 13 years, Ma, the inspector of Fudan University (equivalent to today's president), retired in his later years, and Dr. Sun Yat-sen, chairman of the school board, pushed him to succeed. 19 17, Fudan college was expanded to Fudan university.

1905 After returning to China, Lee Teng-hui engaged in education and presided over Fudan University for forty years until the eve of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's victory. His child died in middle age, and then he became a widow and made school his home. The Kuomintang government invited him to be a "legislator" many times, but he never gave up and devoted himself to education. 1947 1 1 month died in huyu at the age of 75.

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1874101October 2 1 day, Chen Jiageng was born in an ordinary merchant family in Jimei Town, Tongan County, Fujian Province. In his early years, he went to Nanyang with his father to run industry and commerce, and successively set up more than 30 factories, more than 0/00 shops, more than 0/0000 mu of rubber and pineapple orchards, with tens of thousands of employees, which can be described as rich. However, although living overseas, he has never forgotten his motherland. As early as when he was young, Chen Jiageng was determined to devote himself to serving the country and saving the people in from the mire. 19 10 joined the league, cut off his long braid, and was in the wave of the Revolution of 1911. He raised more than 200,000 yuan for Sun Yat-sen's revolutionary activities. After the failure of the Revolution of 1911, Chen Jiageng thought that only by improving the quality of the people could the working people get rid of the fire and water, so he vigorously set up education. He started many schools in Jimei, his hometown, such as primary and secondary schools, normal schools, commerce, aquatic products, navigation, agriculture and so on. 192 1 established Xiamen university, which was the only university in Fujian province at that time. During the period from 192 1 to 1937 16, he paid Xiamen university as much as 4 million yuan in start-up expenses and recurrent expenses. Before his death, he deposited more than 3 million yuan in China, all of which were donated to the country for the development of education. A considerable part of the money he donated to education in his life was funded when he was in financial difficulties. When his company was forced to close down, he still borrowed money from the bank to keep the school alive. Mao Zedong once praised him as "the flag of overseas Chinese and the glory of the nation".

At the end of Qing Dynasty, there was a patriotic overseas Chinese named Zhang Zhenxun. He once heard the French say that after dividing up China, he would build a winery in Yantai, Shandong Province, because the quality of grapes produced there was particularly good. He thought: Why can't China people make use of China's land and products? Later, he went to Yantai and founded Changyu Brewing Company, which produced more than 20 kinds of red and white wines, which were very mellow and delicious, and sold well not only in the whole country, but also overseas. At the 19 15 World Expo, Changyu Company won the gold medal with famous wines such as brandy and riesling.

Records of overseas Chinese patriotism and love for their hometown

Sixty years is a child. 60 years later, the baby who babbled in that year was covered with China hair; The weak saplings of that year have grown into towering trees; And our country, * * *, has also completed the vicissitudes of life from devastation and nothing to prosperity and social harmony. On the occasion of the 60th birthday of New China, overseas Chinese all over the world, including overseas Chinese leaders, are expressing their deep affection for the motherland in various ways.

Our reporter Chen Fa is from Shanghai.

A few days ago, our reporter learned from the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the State Council that at the end of this month, more than 2,000 overseas Chinese will go to Beijing to attend the National Day celebration at the invitation of the China government. 1 October1day, they will board the Tiananmen observation deck to watch the grand National Day military parade and mass demonstrations. These overseas Chinese representatives come from more than 20 countries and regions around the world, including overseas Chinese leaders from countries and regions that have not established diplomatic relations.

At present, there are tens of millions of overseas Chinese living overseas, and most of them can't board the Tiananmen observation deck because of the quota restriction. However, they didn't miss the birthday celebration of New China, and they are expressing their deep love for this land in various ways.

It is reported that before the National Day, hundreds of thousands of overseas Chinese will spontaneously send delegations back to China to participate in the celebration of the 60th anniversary of the National Day. Some of them will go back to China with their families, and some will be pushed back to China in wheelchairs to participate in the celebrations. At present, North America, South America and other countries and regions where overseas Chinese gather, the air tickets to Beijing before the National Day are already very tight. In addition, half a month before the National Day, various celebrations prepared by overseas Chinese will also be held in countries and regions where overseas Chinese gather.

If the global Chinese are compared to a bamboo forest, every Chinese is like a bamboo tree pointing straight at the sky-although the branches stand upright, the roots are intertwined and inseparable. Although the strength of a bamboo is weak, the dense bamboo forest is enough to withstand ups and downs. At present, all kinds of celebrations held by China people all over the world for the birthday of New China are precisely expressing the feelings of green leaves for roots-their branches and leaves are abroad, but their roots are deeply rooted in China.

"she,

This is my motherland! "

Ten years ago, a man with a big nose and big eyes held up a five-star red flag, Ran Ran, at a solemn ceremony for tens of thousands of Chinese in Los Angeles to celebrate the National Day of China.

He is the chairman of American Bear Group and the president of American Chinese Business Association. A few days ago, at the 5th Global Chinese Media Forum, our reporter had the honor to listen to the story of Delong Xiong, who talked about his adoptive parents and China with deep affection. He told reporters: "Although I look like a foreigner and have no China origin, I have special feelings for China. I have 100% China heart and 100% Hakka feelings. "

Delong Xiong, a legendary Chinese in Indonesia, was born in Indonesia in 1947. He was of Dutch and Indonesian descent and was abandoned in an orphanage after his birth. When he was almost two years old, Xiong Rudan and Huang, a Hakka overseas Chinese living in Meixian, Indonesia, adopted him.

Mr. and Mrs. Xiong devoted all their affection and high hopes to him, inspiring him, cultivating him and cultivating him with the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation. Delong Xiong also started a career with great enthusiasm, courage and perseverance, and rose to the Indonesian business community, thus establishing a lion enterprise kingdom all over the world. At present, his enterprises are all over the United States, Canada, China, Indonesia, Singapore, Cambodia and other countries as well as China, Hong Kong and Macao, and he owns dozens of well-known enterprises such as Daxing Bank, Lion Real Estate Investment Co., Ltd. and Indonesia International Daily Newspaper Group.

Delong Xiong, who is overseas and attached to his father's country, frequently shows his patriotism and love for his hometown with 100% China heart, and is enthusiastic about his hometown and public welfare undertakings, and has become a famous patriotic overseas Chinese leader.

Because he was deeply influenced by his parents' China tradition, "Love my China" took root in his heart. China has just started reform and opening up. With the desire to repay the kindness of adoptive parents and return to their hometown in Meizhou, he and his wife set foot on this strange and kind land in China for the first time. As soon as he set foot in this country, he couldn't help crying and saying, "This is my adoptive parents' motherland, and now I'm finally back!" " She is my motherland! "

Delong Xiong returned to Meizhou, the hometown of his adoptive parents, visited relatives and local officials in his hometown, and was warmly received by the local government and villagers. Since then, he has left an unforgettable Hakka affection. Seeing that people in mountainous areas have a hard life, there is a big gap compared with western developed countries, and they are very upset. He decided to contribute to the development of economic and cultural construction in his hometown.

Delong Xiong is well aware of the importance of education to national development. He used to have limited opportunities to go to school and receive education, hoping to make up for it through his own investment. As early as the early 1980s, he donated money to build school buildings for Pankeng Primary School and Shuibai Middle School in Sanjiao Town, Meijiang District, where his adoptive father was located, so as to improve the teaching conditions of primary and secondary schools in his hometown.

1984 In the winter, Meizhou Municipal People's Government decided to establish jiaying university (now Jiaying University). After learning about this, he donated 265,438+10,000 yuan to build a modern Delong Hall. In the next 30 years, he tried his best to continuously invest in the mainland of China, allocated hundreds of millions of yuan to support education in the mainland, and sent nearly 3,000 China grassroots cadres abroad for training.

Delong Xiong is also very concerned about the public welfare undertakings in his hometown. Since 1979, he has donated more than 20 million yuan to public welfare undertakings and welfare undertakings in Meizhou.

Mr. Xiong also actively participated in economic, cultural and scientific exchanges at home and abroad, assisted overseas Chinese affairs, made extensive contacts, communicated overseas Chinese feelings and enhanced friendship. Starting from 1986, he invited overseas Chinese and Chinese-American delegations to return to China in batches to visit and inspect, match the bridge and introduce funds and projects. At the same time, leaders and scientific and technological personnel from economically underdeveloped areas of the motherland are invited to study and study abroad in batches.

When someone asked him how much money he earned by investing so much in China over the years, Delong Xiong said, I went to China not to do business or make money, but to fulfill my promise, let the world know about China and let China go to the world. My home is in China. I want to promote China and give me back my home. I hope China can get rich soon.

"I am the motherland.

Loyal son! "