Abstract

During the Sino-Japanese War, the social activities of overseas Chinese in Macao held significant historical value. This study focuses on the core theme of wartime donations, exploring the social behavior of Macao apos, overseas Chinese during this period. Through an analysis of their background, forms of donations and motivations, this study uncover the outstanding contributions of this group during wartime. The donations not only manifest their profound patriotic sentiments but also reflect their cultural identity and social responsibility. Additionally, the Macao government, to a certain extent, encouraged these social activities despite some limitations. Wartime donations not only strengthened the cohesion and identity of the Macao overseas Chinese community but also had a positive impact on the Macao economy. The findings of this study contribute to a better understanding of the social activities of Macao apos; overseas Chinese during the Sino-Japanese War, providing essential insights into the historical and cultural heritage of the overseas Chinese community. Moreover, this research inspires broader discussions on the social involvement of overseas Chinese in other historical periods and regions.

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