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在我国近代史藉上,常会提到“两广总督”这个官儿。例如:说到鸦片战争,必然联系到那位力主禁绝鸦片而又严防英侵略军挑畔的两广总督林则徐;谈到割让香港,又不能不谴责那个畏敌如虎,私自签订屈辱条约的两广总督琦善;在述及两广红兵大起义时,总要提到那位残杀几十万广府人民,后来又拱手任英法侵略军攻入广州的两广总督叶名琛;当提到晚清洋务派时,不能不想起在广东兴办实业的两广总督张之洞;在叙述到辛亥革命这一段历史时又必然会述及三九·二那天,黄兴将军率领革命党人进袭两广总督衙门,两广总督张鸣岐狼狈爬后墙逃去
Borrowing from the modern history in our country, we often refer to the official “Governor-General of Guangdong and Guangxi.” For example, when it comes to the Opium War, it is bound to relate to Lin Zexu, governor of Guangdong and Guangxi that advocated the suppression of opium and the invasion of the British Forces. When talking about the cession of Hong Kong, he can not but condemn the Governor-General of Guangdong and Guangxi who voluntarily signed a humiliating treaty, In referring to the Great Uprising of HongKong and GuangNing, he always mentions Ye Guangchen, Governor of Guangdong and Guangxi Province, who killed hundreds of thousands of Cantonese people and then succeeded as the invading army of Britain and France in Guangzhou. When referring to the late Qing Westernization School, Can not but think of Zhang Zhidong, the Governor-General of Guangdong and Guangxi who set up an industrial enterprise in Guangdong. When narrating the history of the 1911 Revolution, it is inevitable to address the issue of March 9, the day General Huang Hsing led the revolutionaries to attack the Governor Yamen and the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi Zhang Mingqi After climbing embarrassed wall to escape