抗戰時期澳門《華僑報》“和”“戰”之爭

During the Anti-Japanese War, Macau became a “neutral zone” outside Mainland China. However, the Japanese and their pawns in China were always trying to exert their “peace offensive” influence on Macau. They were promoting the so-called idea of “Greater East Asian Co-prosperity Sphere” through the newspaper they established, as well as imposing an influence on existing mainstream Chinese newspapers in Macau. In order to fight back against the “peace offensive”, Vakio Daily added the column Readers’ Garden, and the readers were able to engage in a heated debate on the issue of “peace” or “war”. Through the debate, people in Macau had a clearer understanding of what was true “peace”, the necessity of the “Anti-Japanese War” and the outcome of “Anti-Japanese War”. Therefore, the influence of the “peace offensive” of Japanese armies and their pawns in China was reduced to a certain extent.