In the early stages of the full-scale war of resistance,many newspapers and periodicals in North China faced the decision of either ceasing publication or relocating.In October 1937,The Christian Farmer moved its publication from Jinan,Shandong to Changsha,Hunan.Despite the instability of the war situation and the chaos of warfare,it continued to publish.Although the editorial team was small,it was highly capable,and the publication featured distinct layout characteristics,various column formats,and rich content.The Christian Farmer demonstrated its mission of cultural resistance against the war through its limited space,making significant contributions to wartime propaganda and mobilization.
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