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Contents
The "Yang Yun-ping papers" contains his manuscript, correspondence with friends or organizations, and personal collection, such as other celebrities’ manuscripts, documents, cards, photos and postcards. The collection spans the mid period of Japanese rule to the period of post-war. Yang Yun-ping’s collection of manuscript contains his literary works, such as articles, rhymes, and screenplays, hand-written manuscripts, essays, letters with family members, and notes are also included. He also kept his correspondence with friends who were the literati or scholars from Taiwan, China and Japan, and half of the correspondence are between him and Japanese friends. Yang Yun-ping loved reading and publishing articles, and most of his correspondence with organizations are invitations for papers, information about author’s remuneration, advertisement letter, and general communication. In addition, there are some letters from the "Kominhokokai (literally "Public Service Association of Imperial Subjects")" established before the World War II. AT that time, the Taiwan Governor asked local scholars and literati to write articles to promote policies of Japanese government, and Yang Yun-ping was one of them. System of ArrangementBeing arranged in accordance with nature and subject of documents, there are 4 series in the “Yang Yun-ping Papers”, including "personal manuscripts", “correspondence with individuals", " correspondence with organizations ", and "personal collection" formed by 19 files, 896 items, with total number about 6,000 pages. Collections are listed below.
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