黄仁宇：明代的漕运.pdf

书还是越古老的越好！因为难得啊！所以感谢楼主没商量！

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战争就是这样子的。。。一切都是为政治服务。。。。所谓的解放。。人民之类的，，为非是一种口号。。。一种工具罢了。。。

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多一些这样的资料，多了解一点历史的真相，就多一份感悟和人生体验！谢了楼主！

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还要说一句，谢谢楼主

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二话不说，下载

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《血红雪白》好像已经被禁，
我在上高中时见有一同学看过，得窥一斑，写得很真实，场面很残酷。

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《血红雪白》？

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这里有长春围城幸存者的回忆
there's an article on this topic, which was written by a survivor. here's the main contents:

may, 1946, the city was captured by KMT forces from communist forces.

oct, 1946, the city was surrounded by communist forces again. KMT forces in the city, esp the security police or militia units retreated from surrounding counties, robbed residents in a large scale.

throughout 1947, hunger threatened the city, fuel and grain reserve were either running out or forestalled by KMT commanders. in the midst of 1947 there was hope that the city could be held long enough for reenforcements, yet by may all KMT forces outta the city were either wiped out or forced to retreat inside. sorghum became luxurious food and people lived their lives hardly on soybean cakes, tofu residues, brans and wild vegetables. the price for rice grew from 50 thousand per 500 grams to 200 thousand in terms of legal tender( also known as Fabi, the standard currency of China since 1930s). after a failed strike by KMT garrison the hunger problem loomed larger and residents began to eat elm bark, tree leaves, Quzi flour( which was a raw material for brewing).
in july the author, driven by hunger, passed the last KMT outpost to leave the city. he came across some 50-60 thousand refugees in the area between KMT and communist forces. the KMT forces did not allow refugees to return to Changchun, while the communist at the beginning allowed refugees to pass their positions, but later forbade so. therefore these 50-60 thousand refugees were trapped there with nowhere to go. communist sentinels found the refugees and said to them: according to military instructions no one is allowed to pass. u can go back to the city and eat there. once the grain reserve is out, then Changchun is not far away from liberation. these refugees were shot at by both sides when they exchanged fire. the author and his wife secretly passed the cordon and finally made their way to Tianjin( a northern city) where they heard the news that in Changchun cannibalism was practised and in the black market human meat was sold at 1.5 million legal tender per 500 grams, and price for rice hit a record high of 150 million per 500 grams...

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O(∩_∩)O谢谢！

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不甚了解"国军"情况,下来看看.感谢楼主分享.

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短小精悍，值得一看！

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黄仁宇的兼职身份是“业余新闻记者”，并非報派记者，更非“党”派，（黄仁宇未加入任何党派）文章以个人名义投于《大公报》连载，为一“战地简报通讯”，并非真正的“军事战报”，表述不清，读者见谅！中国以落后弱国顽强抗击日本，以“中国惨胜，日本惨败”告终，民族力量凝聚和鼓舞士气不可小视，媒介的作为无可厚非！
黄仁宇身处弹雨枪林，亲驾坦克上阵，并非凭藉臆测、个人想象，作品确能还原历史真实。顺便提一下当时的新闻审查，和某时大概不能比较，今日有当时种种作品、期刊出版物遗存为证！

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当年的长春围城战也是非常残酷的。
有兴趣的同学可以自己找资料来看。

就是因为长春城防经营多年，守军战斗力也甚强，共军接触后认为不宜强攻，故围而不攻，且禁止任何人出入，留民与军耗粮，城中居民饿死无数。

后与郑共同防守长春之另一部倒戈，长春之围城战才结束，胜利“解放”。

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战报恐怕有不少水分,必须考虑鼓舞士气这一条.而且也要通过新闻审查。

MS黄在他的自传还是《天南地北叙古今》里自己也有提到过这点。

不过还是非常感谢楼猪。

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黄老的书前几年还是火了一阵。万历十五年看过后感触颇多！黄老对历史的见解有些与众不同 ，颇见功力！

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