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内山完造,一位特殊的日本商人,他在中国上海创立了内山书店,成为鲁迅先生的密友,也是中日友谊的见证者和推动者。1885年1月11日,内山完造诞辰,至今已有136年。

内山完造原名邬其山,他在中国旅居期间,与鲁迅先生建立了深厚的友谊,两人共同探讨文化、教育等诸多领域的问题。在内山书店,他们交流思想、分享见解,书店也成为了中国近现代文学史上的一处重要地标。晚年,内山完造致力于中日友好事业,为两国之间的文化交流做出了巨大贡献。

1959年9月21日,内山完造在北京协和医院病逝,享年74岁。他的逝世纪念活动在中日两国引起广泛关注,他被誉为“中日友好先驱者”。内山完造安葬于上海市虹桥路万国公墓,其妻子美喜子亦葬于此。

内山完造的一生,见证了中日友谊的历程,他是中国人民永远不会忘记的好朋友。在当今世界,我们更应该学习内山完造的精神,为推动中日友好事业不断发展,为构建人类命运共同体贡献力量。

Title: Nie Shan’s 136th Birthday: A Bridge between China and Japan
Keywords: Nie Shan, China-Japan friendship, bridge

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Nie Shan, a special Japanese merchant, founded the Nie Shan Bookstore in Shanghai, became a close friend of Lu Xun, and was a witness and promoter of Sino-Japanese friendship. On January 11, 1885, Nie Shan was born, and it has been 136 years.

Nie Shan, originally named Wu Qishan, lived in China and established a deep friendship with Mr. Lu Xun during his stay. They exchanged ideas and discussions on various fields such as culture and education. The Nie Shan Bookstore became an important landmark in the modern Chinese literary history. In his later years, Nie Shan devoted himself to Sino-Japanese friendship and made tremendous contributions to cultural exchanges between the two countries.

On September 21, 1959, Nie Shan passed away at the age of 74 in Beijing协和 Hospital. His memorial activities attracted widespread attention in both China and Japan, and he was hailed as “a pioneer of Sino-Japanese friendship.” Nie Shan was buried in the Shanghai虹桥 Road Cemetery. His wife Mei Xizi was also buried there.

The life of Nie Shan witnessed the history of Sino-Japanese friendship, and he will never be forgotten by the Chinese people. In today’s world, we should learn from the spirit of Nie Shan and strive to promote the continuous development of Sino-Japanese friendship and contribute to building a community with a shared future for mankind.

【来源】https://baike.so.com/doc/6440480.html

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