Draft History of the Hui People's Anti-Japanese War of Resistance - Collection of the Research Center for Sino-Japanese History, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

Author: Zhou Ruihai
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: During the severe times of Japan's invasion and national crisis, the Hui ethnic group, as a part of the Chinese nation, loudly shouted slogans such as "When the world flourishes or declines, it is the duty of the Muslim people," "To compete for the religion, one must first compete for the country," "Saving the country is saving the religion," and "As long as national sovereignty is not restored, the religion will continue to decline for another day." With full passion, they joined the anti-Japanese and national salvation tide alongside the Han ethnic group and other brotherly ethnic groups, composing a chapter of loyal patriotism through trials of blood and fire. The Hui people's anti-Japanese struggle was the most extensive, longest-lasting, widest-ranging, most diverse, and most steadfastly positioned national liberation war in the history of the Hui ethnic group, making it the most glorious, proud, and proud page in their history. This book comprehensively discusses the entire process of the Hui people's anti-Japanese and national salvation struggle from different perspectives and levels, and consistently links the Hui people's anti-Japanese struggle with their religious beliefs and the fate of the Chinese nation. Therefore, it is not only rich in content but also deeply moving to read.