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中文（繁體）：「義氣可風」牌匾. 1932年. 東華三院文物館藏. 1932年，日軍在上海發動「一．二八」事變，災民達20多萬人。東華醫院籌得40多萬元匯往上海賑濟災民。此牌匾是當年十九路軍總指揮蔣光鼐及軍長蔡廷鍇贈予，以表揚東華在是次戰亂後賑濟災民所作出的貢獻。
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