What You Don't Know About the War of Resistance

Author: Hu Jinjun, Editor-in-Chief; Chen Baoping, Deputy Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: The impact of this book is long-lasting. Just before the Spring Festival of the Year of the Rooster, our newspaper conducted an exclusive interview with veteran Zhou Fuji of the "Eight Hundred Heroes." He passed away with a sense of relief at being finally recognized by society after 60 years, but also with regret at not receiving the "60th Anniversary of the Victory in World War II Commemorative Medal." With a heavy heart, we dispatched a reporter to Tongcheng, Hubei, and returned with a commemorative article. Professor Su Zhiliang invited Shen Yueming to attend a symposium on "Japanese War Crimes" organized by Sino-North Korean historians in February. Teacher Wang Xuan sent a new email updating on the progress of the germ warfare lawsuit. Teacher Yang Kelin called to provide a "news tip": the story of the "Panda Baseball Team" during the War of Resistance and its rebirth today continues to inspire readers who write in requesting the publication of stories about the War of Resistance or the observation of valuable historical artifacts or archives, etc. This deeply conveys that media coverage of commemorating the War of Resistance is only temporary, but many people continue to overcome solitude and various difficulties with unwavering perseverance, doing what is important and urgent for a nation. The 14 years of the War of Resistance are an inexhaustible source of inspiration for our nation. If you walk through this historical timeline with a sincere heart, you will surely find reasons to strengthen national progress in the scenes of suffering or enthusiasm, and discover the spiritual realm you seek in countless admirable and beloved Chinese people. We feel deeply relieved that this book may open a small window for readers into the vastness of history.