陈嘉庚 (1874-1961)爱国华侨领袖，福建厦门人，1910年，陈

陈嘉庚 (1874-1961)
爱国华侨领袖，福建厦门人，1910年，陈嘉庚在新加坡参加了同盟会，增募款资助孙中山。陈嘉庚热心兴办华侨和家乡的文化教育事业，先后在厦门的集美创办中小学和师范, 航海等专科学校和厦门大学。“九一八”事变后，陈嘉庚召开华桥大会，号召侨胞出钱出力，抵制日货，投身救国运动。全面抗战爆发后，陈嘉庚在新加坡成立“南洋华侨筹赈祖国难民总会”，后来他还亲自到廷安慰劳抗日军民。抗战胜利后，他创办《南桥日报》，从事爱国民主活动。毛泽东曾经高度赞扬陈嘉庚先生的爱国主义精神，称他为“华侨旗帜，民族光辉。

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Tan Kah Kee (1874-1961)Patriotic overseas Chinese leader, Xiamen, Fujian, 1910, Tan in Singapore participated in the Alliance, and raise funds to assist Sun Yat-Sen. Tan Kah Kee, eager to set up and his hometown of overseas Chinese cultural and educational work, founded in Xiamen Jimei Elementary and secondary schools and teacher training, Maritime College and Xiamen University. The "918" incident, Tan Kah Kee, Hua Qiao held that the General Assembly, calling on overseas Chinese have contributed a boycott of Japanese goods, and to join the National Salvation movement. After the war, Tan Kah Kee, in Singapore to set up a "Federation of overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia raised relief homeland refugee", he later personally mountain comfort craft anti-Japanese armed forces there. After the war, he founded the bridge daily, engaging in patriotic activities. Mao Zedong once spoke highly of Tan Kah Kee's patriotism, called him a "Chinese flags and national glory.

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Tan Kah Kee (1874-1961)
patriotic overseas Chinese leader, Xiamen, Fujian, 1910, Tan in Singapore to participate in the League, funded by fundraising sen. Tan enthusiastic hometown of overseas Chinese and set up culture and education, has in Xiamen Jimei founder of primary and secondary schools and teacher, marine and other colleges and Xiamen University. After the "September 18" incident, Tan Hua bridge convene the General Assembly called on overseas Chinese donated money, boycott, to join the national salvation movement. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Tan set up "Overseas Chinese Federation of refugees raised relief motherland" in Singapore, and later he also personally went to Yanan to reward anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians. After the war, he founded the "Southbridge Daily", in patriotic and democratic activities. Tan Kah Kee Mao Zedong once highly praised the patriotic spirit, called him "the overseas Chinese flag, national glory.

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Chen Jiageng (1874-1961)
patriotic overseas Chinese leader, Fujian Xiamen person, in 1910, Chen Jiageng in Singapore to participate in the league, increasing fundraising support Sun Zhongshan. Chen Jiageng keen to set up overseas Chinese and the hometown of the cultural and educational undertakings, successively in Xiamen Jimei established schools and teachers, navigation college and Xiamen University. "Nine one eight" after the incident, Chen Jiageng held a conference call bridge to China, Chinese money, a boycott of Japanese goods, to join the national salvation movement. Anti Japanese war broke out, Chen Jiageng formed the "Nanyang Chinese motherland always raised relief refugees" in Singapore, he also personally went to the National Library of Anti Japanese army and people to. After the victory of Anti Japanese war,He founded the "South Bridge daily", engaged in patriotic and democratic activities. Mao Zedong once praised Mr. Chen Jiageng's patriotic spirit, referred to him as "overseas Chinese flag, national glory.