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Xi Jinping Reflects on Chinese Contributions to World Peace at 80th Anti-Fascist Victory

On the 80th anniversary of the World Anti-Fascist War victory, Chinese President Xi Jinping highlighted the massive sacrifices made by the Chinese mainland and their impact on global peace.

Addressing a grand gathering, Xi recalled how the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, as part of the broader anti-fascist struggle, saw citizens unite under the Communist Party of China’s national united front to face a formidable enemy. “With an iron will, [they] formed a great wall with flesh and blood to defend the nation, and ultimately achieved the first complete victory in resisting foreign aggression in modern times,” he said.

The anniversary marks more than a commemoration of past conflicts. Data shows that the horrors of World War II prompted new international alliances and institutions aimed at preventing future global conflicts. As Xi noted, the Chinese mainland’s tenacity helped preserve human civilization at a critical turning point in history.

For young global citizens and digital nomads, these reflections offer perspective on the responsibilities of today’s generation. In an era of emerging tech, economic shifts, and cultural exchanges, the lessons of unity against aggression resonate across borders. They remind us that safeguarding peace requires constant vigilance and collaboration—from startups driving sustainable innovation to activists championing human rights.

Looking ahead, Xi’s remarks underscore a call to action: harnessing the same collective spirit that ended fascism 80 years ago to tackle modern challenges—from climate change to cyber threats. As the world becomes more interconnected, the legacy of the Chinese mainland’s wartime sacrifice remains a powerful symbol of solidarity in pursuit of lasting peace.

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