MODERN ASIAN STUDIES REVIEW Vol.9
19/73

Articlesin the release of Guangbao Zhoukan on the festive day of Guangbojie 廣播節, 26 March 1952. However, the magazine soon ran into funding problems, resulting in the suspension of publication, and then was revived as Guangbo Zazhi on 1 July [Wang 1955: 168]. To this author’s knowledge, publication continued up through 1967. Its 16-page layout began with commentary on radio from the editors or some industry pundit, followed by such features as a listing of the available stations, programming schedules, introduction of announcers, upcoming programs, government directives and translated manuscripts soon to be broadcast, radio theatre scripts, facts about radio equipment and the industry, jokes, strange happenings from around the world, letters to the editor as well as introductions to American television and motion picture actresses. It occasionally included the reports of the events at the stations, cartoons, sheet music to anti-communist music and radio lessons, and at the beginning of every seasons provided the program schedules of each station for the season [Lin G. 2009: 152]. (17) Diyi Guangbo: Huanan 華南, Huadong 華東, northern central Taiwan, upper northern Taiwan, South Seas (Nanyang 南洋), Japan, throughout the mainland, throughout Taiwan. Dier Guangbo: Huanan, Huadong, northern central Taiwan. Taizhong Guangbo Diantai 臺中廣播電臺 (Central Taiwan Radio Broadcasting): Huanan, central Taiwan (Relaying Dier Guangbo programs). Tainan Guangbo Diantai 臺南廣播電臺 (Southern Taiwan Radio Broadcasting): Huanan, southern Taiwan (Relaying Dier Guangbo programs). Gaoxiong Guangbo Diantai 高雄廣播電臺 Gaoxiong Radio Broadcasting): Huanan, southern Taiwan (Relaying Diyi Guangbo programs). Jiayi Guangbo Diantai 嘉義廣播電臺 (Jiayi Radio Broadcasting): Huanan, lower central Taiwan, upper southern Taiwan (Relaying Dier Guangbo programs). Hualian Guangbo Diantai 花蓮廣播電臺 (Hualian Radio Broadcasting): Hualian 花蓮 city proper (Relaying Dier Guangbo programs). Taidong Guangbo Diantai 臺東廣播電臺 (Eastern Taiwan Radio Broadcasting): Taidong 臺東 city proper (Relaying Dier Guangbo program) (“Zhongguo Guangbo Gongsi Taiwan guangbo diantai guangbo shebei gaikuang yilanbiao” 中國廣播公司臺湾廣播電臺廣播設備概況一覽表 (Listing of China Broadcasting Company affiliate stations and facilities), 1st April, Minguo 39 (1949), in [Wu D. 1968: 287]). (18) All of the items in “(Minguo) 41 niandu ben gongsi yewu fangzhen” (民國) 四十一年度本公司業務方針 (1951 Corporation Operations Policy Statement), published by the Broadcasting Corporation of China (Zhongguo Guangbo Gongsi 中國廣播公司), were geared to anti-Communist, anti-Soviet resistance, in particular the following: 1. Disseminating propaganda to promote Sun Yat-sen’s Three Principles and anti-Communist ethics. 2. Exposing every atrocity committed by the “Communist brigands” (gongfei 共匪). 3. Exposing the Soviet invasion plot. 4. Calling upon the people of free China (i.e. Taiwan) to actively participate in the efforts to end the chaos. 5. Calling for the utmost effort in the anti-Communist counterattack operations among Republican comrades in the mainland “den of thieves.” 6. Debunking all false propaganda of the Communist brigands aimed at deceiving the people. 7. Programming closely related to the issues of education, culture and economic livelihood of the nation’s citizens. 8. Reporting what is happening in the progress towards a free China to fellow nationals overseas and the world at large. 9. Expanding services to listeners [Wu D. 1968: 325]. This same policy with slight revisions was published annually. (19) Guangbo Zhoukan, vol. 4, no. 6, 1953, p.1. (20) Guangbo Zhoukan, vol. 4, no. 8, 1953, pp. 1–2. (21) In the Spring of 1950, when the Central Party Rebuilding Committee assumed the leadership of KMT radio broadcasting operations, it established the Broadcasting Operations Assistance and Leadership Conference (Guangbo Shiye Fudao Huiyi 廣播事業輔導會議) to discuss such issues as how music programs could incorporate anti-Communist content and how news programming could step up its anti-Communist reportage, resulting in this Committee-sponsored program, which started on 10 October (Guoqingjie 國慶節) of the same year [Zhang R. 1955: 49–54].015

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