Anti-Japanese War: An Event That Chinese People Must Never Forget

Author: Xie Chuntao
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This book selects six major events that occurred during the War of Resistance against Japan and the post-war trial of Japanese war criminals. These events should not and cannot be forgotten because they serve as warnings, inspirations, and calls to the Chinese people: "The September 18th Incident," when Japan took a reckless step to annihilate China; the North China Incident, when Japan extended its claws into the heart of China; with the sound of gunfire at the Lugou Bridge, the Japanese invaders raised their knives against the Greater China; "The December 9th Movement," when young students, full of grief and anger, protested against the Japanese invaders, igniting a patriotic wave; the Xi'an Incident, when "unite against Japan" became the common voice of the Chinese nation; Japan's surrender, when the Chinese nation finally won national independence and liberation. The trial of Japanese war criminals demonstrates a heavenly justice: those who launch aggressive wars can only face destruction! Who can say that these historical events, intertwined with conspiracy and crime, iron and blood, justice and evil, will be submerged in the long river of time?