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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 19, 2016
  ...nce Against Japan.JPEG|thumb|left|250px|Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japan [File photo].]] ...n in which China found itself since the Opium War of 1840. [[Anti-Japanese War|(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September19, 2012
  ...nce Against Japan.JPEG|thumb|left|250px|Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japan [File photo].]] ...n in which China found itself since the Opium War of 1840. [[Anti-Japanese War|(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/May 13, 2015
  ...nce Against Japan.JPEG|thumb|left|250px|Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japan [File photo].]] ...inst Japanese Aggression''' was closely bound up with it. ([[Anti-Japanese War|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/February27, 2014
  ...cre''' ('''南京大屠杀''') victims, according to two draft decisions reviewed by China's top legislature Tuesday afternoon. ([http://wiki.china.org.cn/wiki/index.ph
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• Lytton Report
  ...(or [[Mukden Incident]]), an early event in [[China's War against Japanese Aggression]] ([[1937]]-[[1945]]). The commission was headed by [[V.A.G.R. Bulwer-Lytto ...the weaknesses of the [[League]]. The commission failed to stop [[Japanese aggression]], instead, so displeased with the report,[[ Japan]] withdrew from the [[Le
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 3, 2017
  ...5), was a battle between the [[Kuomintang]]’s 29th Route Army and Imperial Japanese Army. ([[Marco Polo Bridge Incident|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 4, 2014
  ...5), was a battle between the [[Kuomintang]]’s 29th Route Army and Imperial Japanese Army. ([[Marco Polo Bridge Incident|More]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 2, 2015
  ...5), was a battle between the [[Kuomintang]]’s 29th Route Army and Imperial Japanese Army. ([[Marco Polo Bridge Incident|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 3, 2016
  ...5), was a battle between the [[Kuomintang]]’s 29th Route Army and Imperial Japanese Army. ([[Marco Polo Bridge Incident|More...]])
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• National Memorial Day
  ...Memorial Day''' ('''国家公祭日'''), which falls on December 13, was ratified by China's top legislature on Feb. 27, 2014 to mourn the [[Nanjing Massacre]] victims. The massacre happened across a six-week period in late 1937. Japanese soldiers killed more than 300,000 people in the eastern Chinese city of [[N
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/July 6, 2017
  ...5), was a battle between the [[Kuomintang]]’s 29th Route Army and Imperial Japanese Army. ([[Marco Polo Bridge Incident|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/July6, 2014
  ...5), was a battle between the [[Kuomintang]]’s 29th Route Army and Imperial Japanese Army. ([[Marco Polo Bridge Incident|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/July 6, 2018
  ...5), was a battle between the [[Kuomintang]]’s 29th Route Army and Imperial Japanese Army. ([[Marco Polo Bridge Incident|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/July 7, 2015
  ...5), was a battle between the [[Kuomintang]]’s 29th Route Army and Imperial Japanese Army. ([[Marco Polo Bridge Incident|More...]])
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• Luo Ronghuan
  ...he [[War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression]] (1937-1945) and the [[War of Liberation]] (1946-1949). ...unication with the soldiers. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, when his army stationed in [[Shandong]], he called on Party members to pla
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• Marco Polo Bridge Incident
  ...5), was a battle between the [[Kuomintang]]’s 29th Route Army and Imperial Japanese Army. ...for a search. When their requirement was refused by the Chinese army, the Japanese opened fire.
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• December 9 Movement
  ...n sticks and water pumps. This marked the beginning of the nationwide Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Movement in China.
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• Seven Gentlemen
  ...invested spinning factory in [[Shanghai]] went on strike against Japanese aggression. ...er the "July 7th Incident" in 1937, which marked the start of a full-scale Japanese invasion, Shen Junru and his followers were set free.
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• Mukden Incident
  [[File:11.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Japanese armored vehicle invades Shenyang.]] ...事变''') refers to seizure of [[Shenyang]] on Sept. 18, 1931 by the Japanese aggression, as a step towards their occupation of the entire northeastern china.
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• CIIC:Selected anniversaries/February 21
  ...ina]] to fight Japanese aggression. The decision brought to an end a civil war that had lasted 10 years.
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• Edgar Snow
  ...e under the CPC's rule were struggling to defend their country against the Japanese invasion and improve their welfare. ...ational sympathy and support during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1937-45).
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• Norman Bethune
  ...nitarian. In January 1938, during the [[War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression]], he gave up his comfortable life and job in Canada and came to China to w ...anitarianism and his contribution to China's war against Japan and the war against fascism. Generations of Chinese ever since continue to be inspired by his a
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/November12, 2011
  ...nitarian. In January 1938, during the [[War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression]], he gave up his comfortable life and job in Canada and came to [[China]]
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• Anna Chen Chennault
  ...uilin]], [[Chongqing]] and [[Kunming]] to escape from the damage caused by war. Her father suggested they go to the U.S. to study, but Chennault refused. ...she was hired as the only female journalist by Central News Agency to be a war correspondent in [[Kunming]]. There, she met the leader of the [[Flying Tig
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• He Xiangning
  ...and flower painting, and then continued to study animal painting under the Japanese royal artist Raiaki Tanaka. In her later works, her earlier Japanese painting influence began to be replaced by more traditional Chinese forms.
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• Guo Moruo
  ...d together for 20 years until the outbreak of the anti-Japanese Aggression War (1937-1945). They had five children. ...icism, and political essays. Sato was trying to reunite with Guo after the war, but only to find he formed another family.
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• Yan Jiyuan
  ...Waseda University, but returned to China when the Anti-Japanese Aggression War broke out in 1937.
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• Soong May-ling
  ...Best known for her lobbying and address to the U.S. Congress during World War II, she was considered by many Americans a charismatic Chinese woman who sp ...hina]] against the Japanese invasion during the [[Anti-Japanese Aggression War]] (1937 – 1945), but she was also criticized for her endless pursuit for
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• Zhang Daqian
  ...r time during the Anti-Japanese Aggression War when he was detained by the Japanese for being uncooperative. Following his release, Zhang returned to [[Sichuan
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• Israel Epstein
  ...s fight against the Japanese militarists during the first two years of the war. ...ical aid and international communication in the middle of the anti-fascist war. He was responsible for the publication of the league’s biweekly English
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• Red Tour
  ...dquarters of the CPC when the victory over the Kuomintang in China’s Civil War (1945-1949) was announced. The tour encompasses the CPC’s former revoluti ...the Party reconfirmed [[Mao Zedong]]’s military leadership and changed its war strategy. In the following 370 days, the army hiked 12,500 kilometers from
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• Deng Yingchao
  ...d wars. They joined the Long March, fought in the Anti-Japanese Aggression War (1937-1945) and struggled for the founding of the PRC.
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• Dong Qiwu
  ...de preparations and waited for the opportunity to launch an attack against Japanese invaders. ...]]. They stuck to their posts and fought back dozens of furious attacks by Japanese invaders. But once the [[Tanggu Armistice Agreement]] was signed, they were
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• Bian Zhilin
  ...nd the Taihang Mountains." Several poetry collections ensued. When the war against Japan ended in 1945, Bian became a professor at [[Nankai University]] in [[
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• Qian Jiajun
  ...wide accolade in the fallen country during the [[anti-Japanese Aggression War]] (1937-1945). The film was hailed as a parallel with the contemporary patr
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• Wen Yiduo
  ...he became a democrat and joined the [[China Democratic League]]. After the war, he was elected a member of the League’s central executive committee and
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• Xia Zunmian
  ...Middle and High School, and in the meantime translated “Quilt,” a novel by Japanese naturalistic writer Katai Tayama. In 1927, he became the director of the Ch ...1943, he was detained by Japanese military police. However, thanks to his Japanese friend Kanzou Utyiyama, he got out, though his health had greatly deteriora
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• People's Liberation Army
  ...24 to 1927 the [[Communist Party of China]] launched a punitive expedition against the Northern warlords ruling [[China]] at that time. But, the expedition fa ...layed a decisive role in the final victory by wiping out some 1.71 million Japanese aggressors and puppet soldiers.
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• Feng Zikai
  ...[[Japan’s War of Aggression]] in 1937, written while he fled the invading Japanese army.
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• Xu Guozhang
  ...ng Province]], Xu was 18 years younger than his fellow Haining native, and China's famous poet, Xu Zhimo, who had gained fame for his melancholic poem "Farewe Yet times turned rather special when the Anti-Japanese-Aggression War erupted in 1937. Xu followed his school in its move to Changsha, Hunan Prov
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• Hu Shi
  ...on to “isms,” Hu quit ''New Youth'' and published his own magazines to run against Marxism, while also continuing his promotion of vernacular Chinese in liter ...r president of different universities. During the Anti-Japanese Aggression War (1937-1945), he was appointed as the ambassador to the U.S. In 1946, he bec
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• Red Songs
  ...Defend the Yellow River" were composed during the anti-Japanese Aggression War (1937-1945).
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• Shen Congwen
  During the Anti-Japanese Aggression War (1937-1945), he went to Yunnan Province via Wuhan and Changsha. On that tri
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• Mao Zedong
  ...oet, strategist and theorist. He is one of the most influential figures in China's modern history. ...on December 26, 1893 into a farmers' family in Shaoshan Village in central China's [[Hunan Province]] and died in 1976 at age 83. He styled himself Runzhi and
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• Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression
  ...ce Against Japan.JPEG|thumb|right|270px|Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japan [File photo].]] ...ing four-fifths of the world population at that time) were involved in the war. People who had experienced that unheard-of calamity will never forget thos
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• The National Museum of China
  ...resistance war against Japanese aggression (1937-1945) and the liberation war (1945-1949). The museum is frequently updated to reflect the developments o
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• Lin Yutang
  ...He helped push the Chinese typewriter during the anti-Japanese Aggression War (1937-1945).
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• May 4th Movement
  ...; banks, from 21 to 38 in China's northeast. The intensified aggression of Japanese imperialism aggravated the crisis of the Chinese nation. In September 1918, ...decided by Britain, the United States and France in a meeting to which the Japanese delegates were invited and the Chinese delegates were not allowed to attend
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• Hezhen
  ...y fell under the rule of the Japanese puppet state of [[Manchukuo]] during Japanese occupation of China’s northeast that the Hezhens reached the depths of mi ...ctive part in the Chinese People’s Liberation Army’s mopping-up operations against remnant Kuomintang forces in their area.
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• Oroqen ethnic group
  ...n north of the Heilong River and south of the Outer Hinggan Mountains. But aggression and pillaging conducted by Tsarist Russia after the mid-17th century forced ...Oroqen population that only some 1,000 of them remained at the time of the Japanese surrender in 1945.
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• One Country, Two Systems
  ...iwan could not be reunified with the mainland because of the ongoing civil war and the armed intervention of foreign countries. The Chinese people had to
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• Deng Xiaoping
  ...ter the may 4th Movement of 1919, he joined his schoolmate in a boycott of Japanese goods. But his understanding did not go beyond the slogan "save the country It was shortly after the end of World War I, and the European countries had not yet recovered from the devastation. I
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• Manchu ethnic group
  ...three "kang" (brick beds which could be heated in winter), which were laid against the west, north and south walls. Guests and friends were habitually given t ...a with the Wanyan tribe of the Nuzhen people as a key force in their fight against the Liao Dynasty, founding the regime of Kin (1115-1234). After the termina
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• Uygur ethnic group
  ...covers more than 1,709,400 square kilometers or approximately one sixth of China's total landmass, and is by far the biggest of the country's regions and prov ...ape. Southern Xinjiang includes the Tarim Basin and the Taklimakan Desert, China's largest, while northern Xinjiang contains the Junggar Basin, where the Kara
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