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抗戰期間,日本侵略者曾通過多條渠道和中國政府聯系,企圖以“和談”的方式取得其在戰場上得不到的東西。日方派出人員,或屬於軍部系統,或為外務省官員,或為與中國有傳統關係的“民間人士”。但是,也有一個特別的例外,這就是燕京大學校長、美國人司徒雷登。從1938年到1941年,司徒雷登受日本人之托,多次出入武漢、重慶,會見中國當時的最高領導人蔣介石。有關資料,不僅真實地反映出抗戰期間中日秘密外交的發展歷史,也真實地反映出日本侵略者從趾高氣揚、不可一世到窮蹙困窘的沒落歷程。
During the war of resistance against Japan, the Japanese invaders had contacted the Chinese government through various channels in an attempt to obtain what they could not get on the battlefield through “peace talks.” The Japanese side dispatches personnel, or they belong to the military system, or officials of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, or “non-governmental individuals” who have traditional relations with China. However, there is a special exception, which is the president of Yanjing University, the American Stuart Rodent. From 1938 to 1941, Stuart was supported by the Japanese and traveled many times to and from Wuhan and Chongqing to meet with Chiang Kai-shek, then China’s supreme leader. The relevant materials not only truly reflect the history of the development of secret diplomatic relations between China and Japan during the war of resistance against Japan but also truthfully reflect the decline of the Japanese invaders from arrogance and arrogance to embarrassment.