台湾义勇队成立后，足迹遍布浙江、福建、江西、安徽等地。他们以笔为枪，创立《台湾先锋》等刊 物；以医为盾，开设台湾医院，成为东南地区一股坚定的抗日力量。 在浙江省金华市酒坊巷，坐落着一处白墙黛瓦的居民建筑——台湾义勇队纪念馆。步入其中，一张张照 片、一卷卷文书静静地躺在200平米的展厅里，向世人诉说着两岸同胞同仇敌忾、共抵外侮的往事。 记者 吴君毅 浙江金华报道 "七七事变"后，全国抗日情绪高涨。1939年2月22日，在浙闽两省政府的支持下和中共浙江省委的指导 帮助下，以著名台籍抗日将领李友邦为队长的台湾义勇队在浙江金华誓师成立。 ...

Core Points - The article highlights the historical significance of the Taiwan Volunteer Army, which was formed in 1939 to participate in the anti-Japanese war, emphasizing their commitment to both national defense and the liberation of Taiwan [2][5][6]. Group 1: Historical Context - The Taiwan Volunteer Army was established by Li Youbang in Jinhua, Zhejiang, with the aim of rallying Taiwanese compatriots to join the fight against Japanese imperialism [2][3]. - The army grew from about 30 members at its inception to over 380 by 1945, making it the largest and most influential Taiwanese anti-Japanese force during the war [2][5]. Group 2: Contributions and Activities - The Taiwan Volunteer Army engaged in various activities, including medical services, propaganda, and intelligence gathering, significantly contributing to the anti-Japanese efforts [5][6]. - They established the first "Taiwan Hospital" during the war, providing free medical services to soldiers and civilians, which earned them the affectionate title of "Taiwan Doctors" from the local populace [5][6]. Group 3: Legacy and Recognition - The historical records of the Taiwan Volunteer Army have been recognized as part of China's documentary heritage, underscoring the shared history and destiny of the people across the Taiwan Strait [7]. - Li Youbang's legacy continues to be honored, with annual commemorative events held to remember the contributions of the Taiwan Volunteer Army to the anti-Japanese war and Taiwan's return to the motherland [7].