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Category：Calligraphy

Size:Length:220 x Width:104 (cm)

Size description：155×90 (畫心)

Introduction：On October 31, 1986, for the 100th birthday of President Chiang Kai-shek, a calligraphy exhibition called “The quotes of President Chiang Kai-shek” was held. With the guidance of the Ministry of Education, the Executive Yuan Cultural Construction Committee, the National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Management Office, and the Chinese Calligraphy Society. In addition to inviting famous artists to participate in the exhibition, an open competition exhibition was held, and more than 300 manuscripts were received. After inviting more than ten calligraphy masters to be judges, one hundred works were selected from the public, in response to the 100th anniversary. All works of selected and invited artists, a total of 130 pieces, were collected by the Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall.
"Message to Young Compatriots nationwide in 1944" written by Li Jin-cheng, honorable mention. President Chiang Kai-shek’s "Letter to Compatriots All Over the Country" published in 1944 shows that China's foreign troubles for thousands of years had been caused by its own weakness. As long as one is spiritually wealthy, the material deficiencies can be overcome. At that time, China and Japan had been at war for a long time, the country was trapped and the people were tired. President Chiang Kai-shek called for "one inch of blood for one inch of mountains and rivers, one hundred thousand youth for one hundred thousand soldiers". Appealing to the country's compatriots with "The country is regarded as civilized, and its citizens regarded as fighters. The obligation to perform military service is of the most glorious vocation.".

Accession Number:PT07603900

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