National Soul -- The History of the War of Resistance

Author: Li Wenjinshuang
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This book is a war history primarily composed of authentic battlefield photographs, with a strong visual impact. It covers three phases: strategic defense, strategic stalemate, and strategic counteroffensive, showcasing the contrasting narratives of the Nationalist Party's front-line battles and the Communist Party's guerrilla warfare in the rear areas. The book vividly depicts the brutal scenes of the comprehensive Chinese resistance against Japanese aggression, where the Chinese nation sacrificed 30 million lives for the sake of human happiness. It presents a grand war scene composed of the rear battlefields of the Eighth Route Army and New Fourth Army alongside the Nationalist Party's front-line battles, reflecting the 14-year history of China's resistance against Japanese aggression that began in 1931. The War of Resistance against Japan was a harrowing and relentless national self-defense war fought by all Chinese people, including overseas compatriots and righteous individuals from around the world, regardless of ethnicity, social class, or geographical boundaries, in the face of the threat of national extinction. This war not only saved the Chinese nation but also demonstrated the extraordinary vitality of the descendants of the Yellow Emperor, made great contributions to global peace, and revealed the grandeur and dignity of the Chinese nation, prompting deeper reflection on the future of the nation and the world.