Background
Chen, Peng-Jen Ting-Cheng was born on December 2, 1930 in Tainan Shien, Taiwan. Son of Shih-Shu and Chien-Shiu (Yang) Chen.
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Peng-Jen Ting-Cheng Chen
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Education
Bachelor of Arts, Meiji University, Tokyo, 1961, Master of Arts, 1965. Master of Arts, Seton Hall University, South Orange, New Jersey, 1971. Postgraduate U. Tokyo, Columbia University.
Career
Editor-in-chiefmonthly Eastern Digest, Tokyo, 1960-1961. President public monthly Modern Review, Tokyo, 1963-1966, Chinese Youth Quarterly, New York City, 1970-1973. Columnist China Daily News, 1968-1970.
President Taiwan Welfare Association, New York City, 1969-1973.
Secretary-general Kuomintang Office, Japan, 1973-1974. Chief overseas Chineseaffairs, secretary Association East Asian Relations, Tokyo, since 1974.
Vice director.hist. commission Central Committee of Kuomintang. Columnist Youth Warrior Daily, Taipei, 1977-1978.
Author: Doctor Sun Yat-Senator and the Japanese Friends, 1973.
The Realm of Thought in Japan After World World World War II, 1974. Japanese Thought and Politics After World World World War II, 1976. Kung Chi Tao Tien on Sun Yat-Senator and Huang Hsing, 1977.
Kung Chi Tao Tien and Chinese Revolution, 1977.
Presidential Elections and Politics in America, 1977. Japanese Political Parties and Politics After World World World War II, 1978.
An Analysis of Overseas Chinese Problems in Japan, 1979. On Chinese Revolution and Comrades, 1979.
What Are the Three Principles of the People?, 1980.
Tanaka"s Foreign Policy Toward China, 1981. I Killed Chang Tsuo-lin, 1982. The Japanese Soldiers on the Chinese Mainland During World World World War II, 1983.
The Japanese Writers and Writings, 1984.
An Inside Story of Japan"s Invasion of China, 1984. Modern Japanese Diplomatic Policy and China, others
Republican, Kuomintang National Convention, 1969, 81.
Achievements
Membership
Served as officer Chinese Army, 1954-1955.
Connections
Married Lily Yen, February 10, 1976. Children: Huei-mei, Shen-mei, Hung-mei, Tai-mei, Yu-mei.
