It is the centre of national government and its administration 分析句子成分RT 先说明是什么句子（简单句,并列句还是复合句） 再说明这个句子是那个成分组成的.我们今晚要用.好的+分
简单句 主语It 谓语is 宾语the centre of national government and its administration
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Reorganized National Government of the ROC
Nanjing Puppet State, N&njīng, 南京
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National flag 1940-45 (indoor only until 1943)
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Outdoor national flag 1940-43 (Naval Ensign until 1942)
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Nanjing Nationalist Government ()
南京國民政府
Reformed Government of the Republic of China () 中華民國維新政府
On December, 1937, when the Japanese took Nanjing, Wang Jingwei fled with the
Nationalist government. The following year, he began secret contacts with the
Japanese and in December, 1938, left Chongquing for Hanoi where he issued a now
famous telegram supporting the Japanese proposal for an armistice in China (Dec.
29, 1938) for which he was expelled from the Chongquing government on January
1, 1939. Meeting both publicly and privately with the Japanese government and
various puppet governments in China, Wang organized his own Nationalist government
which was formally established in Nanjing on March 30, 1940.
Wang attempted to establish the legitimacy of his government as the successor
of Sun Yat-sen. As a confidant to Sun, he transcribed Sun's will, or the Zongli's
Testament and was a high level official in the Nationalist government.
After getting the approval of the Japanese to establish a Nationalist government
in Nanjing with himself as leader, Wang called a Sixth Guomindang Representative
Congress to establish the government, the conference hall flanked by the &blue-sky
white-sun red-earth& national flag as well as the &blue-sky white-sun&
, which flanked a large portrait
of Sun Yat-Sen. And on March 19, 1940, just before the session of the Central
Political Conference which finalized the government preparation process, he
visited Sun's tomb in Nanjing's Purple Mountain.
In order to discredit the legitimacy of the Chongquing government, Wang needed
to adopt the flag of the Nationalist government of China. This would, he hoped,
establish Wang as the rightful successor to Sun, bringing the government back
home to Nanjing. This point he stressed with the Japanese in the early stages
of setting up the government. When it was reported to him that his two aids had
agreed with the Japanese to use both the &blue-sky white-sun& flag with the
, he asserted his case to use the national
flag, feeling that by changing the flag he would be seen as an illegitimate ruler.
The next proposal from the Japanese was to use the national flag with a triangular
yellow pennant with the slogan &Heping, fangong, jianguo& attached to the flag.
Wang refused this compromise as he again felt that it raise issues that could
undermine his government. Additionally, he had consulted the Italian ambassador
in Nanjing who advised him that the pennant would discredit any claim to be the
Kuomintang government. The final compromise between Wang and the Japanese allowed
him to use the &blue-sky white-sun& flag in major government facilities, but when
flown outdoors pennants had to be attached to the flag.
abstracted from: &Slogans, Symbols, and Legitimacy: The Case of Wang Jingwei's
Nanjing Regime&, Andrew Cheung, Indiana University,
Phil Nelson, 15 August 1999
The pennant was hoisted above the current Taiwanese flag to constitute the
state flag of the KMT Republic of China, , according to Smith. This may
explain why the flag and the pennant were not shown in the 1939 edition of Flaggenbuch
but added in the corrections.
Smith wrote 'On 1 April 1940, the Japanese-sponsored governments of Peiping
and Nanking united their territories and hoisted the flag of their new Nationalist
Government of the Republic of China. Its ruling party adopted the name, symbols,
and much of the program of the original
whose own government still existed
at Chungking. Even the state flag differed from that of its rival only in being
surmounted by a yellow pennant bearing the inscription 'Peace, Anti-Communism,
National Construction'. After February 1943, the pennant was omitted and for two
years the Chinese masses were confronted by the counterclaims of two governments
sharing a common name and flag, each insisting it alone was the voice of China.
The chief beneficiary of the confusion proved to be the Communist Party of China.'
Ivan Sache, 20 September 2001
image by Miru Takano
image by Miru Takano
image by Miru Takano
Peace, Anti-Communism
and National Construction
Peace and Anti-Communism
Peace and National Construction
The White Sun in Blue Sky over Red Land flag with a small yellow pennant with
a motto of &Peace, Anti-Communism and National Construction& in black were used
as naval ensign which was adopted on Feb 24th 1941 by official gazette No 928.
As some warlords were using White Sun in Blue Sky over Red Land flag the Nanjin
National government (Wang Ching-Wei's government ) used yellow pennant
attached to national flag to distinguish their flags. There were three versions
of the pennant:
Peace, Anti-Communism and National Construction
peace and anti-communism
Peace and National Construction
Any motto used among the three was a regional choice.
Nozomi Kariyasu, 30 September 2001
The pennants shown in Flaggenbuch addendum has the same script as above,
but a different shape. It is a rectangle triangle, with the right angle at lower
hoist. Ratio is 1:6 (not explicitly specified, so probably not official). Smith
shows the same kind of pennant, but his source might be Flaggenbuch
Ivan Sache, 20 and 24 September 2001
After 3rd February 1943, the additional outdoors pennants for Wang Jingwei's
Nanjing state flag was officially removed by the direct order from Wang Jingwei.
Wilson Lin, 29 December 2002
Following the creation of a Chinese central government in Nanking, 30 March
1940, under Japanese control, a national flag was adopted by the pro-Japanese
government of China. It consisted of the five stripes (red over yellow over
blue over white over black) with a flame in the centre with the words &Peace,
Reconstruction, Anticommunism& (in Chinese characters).
Oll&, 6 July 1996
This is the flag of the second pro-Japanese government of Nanking which was
raised in 1941 or 1942 after the first one fell. The Japanese deliberately chose
to confuse minds about the true authority with this Chinese looking flag.
Philippe Bondurand, 6 December 1997
War Ensign
image by Miles Li, 22 March 2014
The flag was
adopted on May 1st 1942 by official gazette
No 2629 in commemoration of the second anniversary relocation of the capital on
March 30th 1940.
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求翻译：the remedy lies in the hands of the national government是什么意思？
the remedy lies in the hands of the national government
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补救办法在于国家政府的手
这种补救措施是掌握在你们的手上的国家政府。
补救在国家政府的手在
补救办法在于手中的国家政府
疗法在于国家政府的手
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请输入您需要翻译的文本！because a national government can not go bankrupt,it is safe to lend to a foreign government,right?国际金融论文题目 论证这句话对还是不对 为什么 中英文都可 求思路
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因为自身国家的政府不可能会产,在这样的情况下借（money）给其他国家,可以吗?或者说,这样有必要吗?抱歉,现在才明白你的意思.我觉得可以.因为可以以“借贷”的方式来支援需要的国家.这也是一个有利于本国和国外交流的一个方式.
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