What I know about the traitor Wang Jingwei and Chen Biжun

Author: Wen Pei
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Series on the Secrets of the Japanese-Puppet Regime. Unearthing long-forgotten historical archives, revealing shocking and outrageous acts of betrayal, condemning the national traitors who harmed the motherland, and writing stirring and thought-provoking manifestos. Here, we proudly present the "100 Treasures of Chinese History and Culture in the 20th Century" series, which leverages the unique resource advantages of the renowned historical and cultural materials brand in the field of history. The series strives to explore the "first-hand experiences, observations, and accounts" of historical figures, disclosing the behind-the-scenes stories of major, little-known historical events through vivid firsthand materials. It introduces the legendary experiences and interesting anecdotes of historical figures, blending history and personalities into one. From the perspectives of the enemy, ourselves, and our allies, it compiles the diverse aspects of the world, interprets the vicissitudes of human life, and records the journey from the closed-off, backward, and war-torn old China to the bright new China. This is a unique series composed of multiple sub-series, offering an insightful look into the history of China in the 20th century.

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