1947 in may, patriotic students in Kuomintang areas launched a massive anti-hunger and anti-civil war movement?

Yes,1In May 1947, patriotic students in Kuomintang areas launched a massive anti-hunger and anti-civil war movement. Students from 2/KLOC-0 universities and middle schools in North China held 10,000 demonstrations against hunger and civil war in Peiping and Tianjin. Students who marched in Nanjing and Tianjin were beaten, which caused the May 20th bloody case that shocked the whole country.

The atrocities of the Kuomintang aroused the students' anger even more, and they continued to fight against the Kuomintang reactionaries through strikes and demonstrations. From late May to mid-June, the slogan of "anti-hunger, anti-civil war and anti-persecution" resounded through more than 60 large and medium-sized cities in the Kuomintang-ruled areas such as Wuhan, Xi, Changsha, Chongqing, Chengdu and Fuzhou.

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After May, under the leadership of the underground organization of the * * * production party, we fought against various unreasonable problems from different angles and held May 4th commemoration activities. Shanghai students carry out propaganda against civil war, oppression and rebellion. Tsinghua University went on strike for three days from 17, and issued a declaration on hunger strike against civil war, which was responded by all schools.

During the students' strike in Beiping, all schools organized propaganda teams to go to the urban areas to publicize anti-hunger and anti-civil war to people from all walks of life. 18, the Kuomintang government issued the "Interim Measures for Maintaining Social Order", prohibiting petitions, strikes, strikes, demonstrations and demonstrations with more than 10 people.

It was opposed by students all over the country. The next day, more than 7,000 students from Shanghai bid farewell to the "Beijing-Tianjin Joint Petition Group" of students from state colleges in Shanghai and Hangzhou, and held a "March against hunger and civil war".