The Fifty Years of Sino-japanese War: 1895-1945: Peacemaking, Indignation, and Shame
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Through the ages, Ma Guan was heartbroken and could not bear to live with it. The whole people were at war with each other and Taiwan was finally restored to unification. Every word of the Shimonoseki negotiations is heart-wrenching! The arrogance of the self-satisfied Ito Hirobumi and the fear of the heroic and short-tempered Li Hongzhang came from their every word and every expression on the Chunfan Tower. Chinese people with even a little bit of conscience and blood can't help but feel heartbroken and burst into flames. "Old shame is wiped out, and old soil can be enjoyed again." During the half century from the cession of Taiwan in 1895 to the restoration of Taiwan in 1945, our loyal and courageous Chinese descendants, especially our compatriots in Taiwan, fought one after another and died generously to resist Japanese colonial rule. Taiwan's recovery is an excellent historical footnote that "the motherland must be reunified and will be reunified." This set of documents collected in this book mainly includes the details of the Sino-Japanese Shimonoseki peace talks after the defeat of the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1894, the stimulation and great impact of the Treaty of Shimonoseki on our national spirit, and the struggle of our nation to finally wash away the shame of Shimonoseki and regain Taiwan with blood and strength. The book begins with "Declaration of War between China and Japan", proceeds with "Peace Agreement", proceeds with "Hiroshima Refusal of Envoys", proceeds with "Shimonoseki Peace Talks", proceeds with "Book of Indignation", "Returns to Taiwan in Disgrace", and ends with "Wanli Peace Negotiations". Revisiting this nation's history of humiliation and struggle is of practical significance today.
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