上海孤岛时期,尽管生活窘迫,绝大多数文化教育界人士坚持民族气节,继续从事学术研究。为了缓解他们的困境,中英庚款委员会出资创办《学林》杂志和特别学术讲座,既振导了学术气氛,又使之得到资助。面对流散的珍稀古籍,孤岛学者不顾个人安危,组织文献保存同志会,与敌伪明争暗夺,为国家抢救了大量珍贵文献,成为今日海峡两岸图书馆的珍藏。 During the isolated island in Shanghai, most people in the field of cultural education continued to engage in academic research despite their predicament in life. In order to alleviate their predicament, the Sino-British Commission on Geng Keng funded the establishment of the “Scholarship” magazine and special academic lectures, which not only inspired the academic atmosphere but also provided financial support. In the face of the rare ancient books scattered by the people, the isolated island scholars, despite their personal safety, organized the documentary preservation of the gay clubs and wondered against the enemy and the puppet troops, saving a great deal of precious literature for the country and becoming the collection of libraries across the Taiwan Strait today.