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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Chen_BijunChen Bijun - Wikipedia

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   Chen Bijun (Chinese: 陳璧君, 5 November 1891 – 17 June 1959) was a Chinese politician. She was the acting head of the Canton government for four months in 1944–1945.

2. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsFROM TRAITOR TO MARTYR: DRAWING LESSONS FROM THE DEATH AND BURIAL...

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   25. März 2018 · According to the archival record, it was Chen Bijun who insisted, following the initial rituals observed on November 13, that musings about a state funeral for Wang—publicly announced the day following his death—be set aside.

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4. muse.jhu.edu › article › 788760Project MUSE - Cheering the Traitor: The Post-War Trial of Chen...

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   Members of the crowd rustled with anticipation, craning their necks to get the best view of the feature attraction, Chen Bijun (1891-1959). Chen was a former revolutionary heroine turned “number one female traitor” and the widow of the publicly reviled leader of the Japanese-sponsored Central China occupation government, Wang Jingwei ...

5. www.scmp.com › article › 709876The tragic lives of a national hero turned traitor and the wife...

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   28. März 2010 · He died in a hospital in Nagoya on November 10, 1944. His wife, Chen Bijun, was born in 1891, the daughter of a wealthy overseas Chinese who met Wang in Penang, Malaysia, and fell in love with...

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   22. Juni 2022 · Like many of the other wives and mistresses, Chen Bijun 陳璧君 led an equally noteworthy and politically involved life as the wife of Wang Jingwei. They had met in Southeast Asia when Wang was working on anti-Manchu revolutionary work, and Chen eventually joined the Tongmenghui, an underground resistance movement and precursor to the ...

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7. www.wangjingwei.org › wjw-cbj-enLove in Poetry: Wang Jingwei and Chen Bijun

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   In Shuangzhaolou poetry collection, Chen Bijun appeared under the name Bingru no few than thirty times. In addition to martial sentiments, as revolutionary comrades, their shared passion for the country and its people also showed through in many Wang’s poems.

8. www.tandfonline.com › doi › absCheering the Traitor: The Post-War Trial of Chen Bijun, April...

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   7. Sept. 2013 · (2005). Cheering the Traitor: The Post-War Trial of Chen Bijun, April 1946. Twentieth-Century China: Vol. 30, No. 2, pp. 3-27.