Live-streaming the War of Resistance, moving 1.4 billion people to tears!
Dong Liang, a history blogger focused on the War of Resistance, confronts a historical nihilism expert in his livestream for reporting the film "731."
After an accidental electric shock, he transmigrates to the 1937 Battle of Shanghai with his livestream still running.
The farewell letter of Battalion Commander Yao Ziqing,
poison-gas casualties bound hand and foot,
the brutal defense of Baoshan...
They pierce the hearts of countless Chinese people.
Carrying a company commander with a broken leg, seeing through Japanese traps... Every small act of struggle is witnessed by 1.4 billion modern-day viewers.
The live chat becomes the only "support team": officials provide coordinates, netizens search Baidu together, and history experts offer live commentary.
When a hacker puts the livestream footage on the official website of Yasukuni Shrine.
When the commander says, "This is our democracy and freedom."
Only then does everyone understand:
As long as forgetting continues, as long as someone distorts history, our War of Resistance has damn well never ended!
To forget is to betray. This livestream spanning eighty years asks 1.4 billion people to bear witness together!
