Chronicle of the Chinese War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression

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Features: This is a blood-stained book, revealing the Chinese War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression shaped by Guoyue and Xuanyuan, urging us never to forget national humiliation, showcasing the grandeur and dignity of the Chinese nation, and serving as a precious teaching material for patriotic education. Excerpt:
The Beginning of Japanese Aggression in China
What was the cause of the First Sino-Japanese War? Why did Li Hongzhang prohibit the Beiyang Fleet from fighting after the Battle of the Yellow Sea?
Why did Yuan Shikai accept the humiliating "Twenty-One Demands," was it out of fear or sinister intentions?
Partial Resistance
When did China's resistance against Japan begin? Under what pretext did the Japanese army provoke the "September 18th Incident" and launch a frenzied full-scale invasion of China? What secret orders did Jiang Zhongqing give to Zhang Xueliang, leading to the rapid occupation of Shenyang and Northeast China by Japanese troops?
The Formal Formation of the National United Front for Anti-Japanese War
When was the national anti-Japanese united front formed through the cooperation of the Communist and Kuomintang parties?
Full-Scale Resistance
What unreasonable demands did the Japanese army make to attack Lugou Bridge? Why did the Chinese army withdraw from Beijing prematurely?
Under whose command was the six-week, maniacal Nanjing Massacre carried out against our compatriots? How did the Japanese army kill over 300,000 of our compatriots?
The 2nd Corps' Division Commander Chi Fengcheng led the 31st Division to defend Tai'erzhuang, fighting against enemy artillery and tanks to the death. The Battle of Tai'erzhuang was the most significant victory achieved on the front lines of China's war of resistance.
Full-Scale Resistance
Why did the Qing Jingwei Group publicly surrender to Japan and adopt several traitorous positions?
Besides the mine warfare and tunnel warfare that flexibly struck the enemy, did you know about raid-and-destroy warfare and "sparrow warfare"? China's War of Resistance against Japan staged an unprecedented grand chapter in the history of human guerrilla warfare.
During the "clearing-up" and anti-"clearing-up" campaigns, the Japanese army carried out devastating "three-light" policies. How did the guerrilla forces in the enemy's rear operate against them?
Counterattack
This was a earth-shaking moment—the sleeping lion of the East roared! The Chinese people launched an unprecedented large-scale counterattack against the Japanese invaders.
End of the War of Resistance
The Japanese militarists, exhausted by China's War of Resistance, were forced to surrender on August 10, 1945, through neutral countries Switzerland and Sweden, sending an unconditional surrender note to the Allied Powers under the threat of the Soviet Union's military strikes and the United States' atomic bomb.