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中文參考書目 蔣永敬 (2003)。國民黨興衰史。台北: 台灣商務印書館。 楊開煌 (1994)。中國國民黨的大陸政策。載於中國國民黨中央文化工作會編,中國國民黨與中華民國(154-157頁)。台北: 中央文物供應社。
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