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This **article 李永球-Lee Eng Kew: 太平籌賑會婦女部主任    is written by the author of the book 'Japanese Hands: Three Years and Eight Months of Japanese Occupation in Taiping,' who also has a website that provides contributions to his blogs on many  feature articles.His book is also available 日本手：太平日據三年八個月 | BooKu (bookumy.com) 

Summary of the article

The main story of the** article above, is about Li Xiuzhong , who was a key figure in the story, serving as the director of the Women's Department of the Taiping Relief Association. She joined the Malayan People's Anti-Japanese Army to resist the Japanese invasion in 1941 and was unfortunately arrested and killed in 1944 while fighting for the resistance.

Remarks:

In the **article ,Liu Yilin is mentioned as the President of the Taiping Rubber Association. The association has a significant role in the Taiping Relief Association's efforts to support China's resistance against Japan during the Japanese occupation.

Liu Yilin, along with other leaders such as Huang Zenan, Du Rong, and Huang Jinggao, also contributed to commemorating the sacrifices made by individuals like Li Xiuzhong, who served as the director of the Women's Department of the Taiping Relief Association. They petitioned the Chinese Kuomintang government to honor Li Xiuzhong's contributions and sacrifices. The passage also highlights the importance of overseas Chinese communities in raising funds and providing support for the anti-Japanese efforts during this period.

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Comment:

During the Japanese occupation, many atrocities were committed against civilians. In fact, it is well-known that anyone who was found to be against the Japanese during that time, whether directly, indirectly, or merely suspected, was often executed and tortured. Therefore, Liu Yulin's action was a brave and selfless act, as it meant risking his life for the cause

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