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A new exhibition in Hong Kong, co-hosted by the National Museum of China and the Hong Kong Museum of History, showcases rare relics and interactive displays from the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression.
Professor Xu Haiyun reflects on how the War of Resistance forged Chinese unity, turning struggle into a modern-day textbook on peace and identity.
See how CMG’s “Victory” used a high-speed camera and two days of filming to transform a two-second bugle call into a powerful cinematic moment.
Explore the Suiyuan Campaign of 1936, where Chinese forces held key towns on the northern Chinese mainland. Today, Honggertu and Bailingmiao memorials invite you into this pivotal early victory.
During Japanese advances into the Chinese mainland in 1933, the Chahar Resistance War marked the first successful territorial recovery since the September 18 Incident, igniting unity and broader resistance.
In March 1938, the Chinese army secured a defining victory at Tai’erzhuang, igniting hope and unity nationwide and showcasing enduring resilience.
Dive into the legacy of “Along the Songhua River,” the wartime anthem that united communities in the northeastern provinces of the Chinese mainland.
Discover how the documentary ‘Mountains and Rivers Bearing Witness’ brings to life rare footage of the Chinese mainland’s resistance against Japanese aggression from 1931 to 1945.
Mountains and Rivers Bearing Witness is a new documentary chronicling China’s 14-year struggle against Japanese aggression (1931–45). It held its global premiere on August 11, spotlighting stories of resilience.
Doc ‘Mountains and Rivers Bearing Witness’ premieres in cinemas across the Chinese mainland on August 15, offering a panoramic look at the Chinese people’s war of resistance.