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People's Narratives 3: One Hundred Thousand Young People and One Hundred Thousand Soldiers
This book is the recollection of those who experienced the Anti-Japanese War. During the Anti-Japanese War, they were in their youth. In order to save the nation from danger, they bid farewell to their parents, abandoned their wives and children, and resolutely joined the army. With the blood and enthusiasm of youth, and the coldness and calmness of soldiers, they embarked on the rolling journey of the Anti-Japanese War. They did not retreat or regret. They vowed to let the raging flames of war
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Common People's Story 1: Save the Nation! Save the Nation!
This book is the recollection of those who experienced the Anti-Japanese War. During the Anti-Japanese War, they were civilians, but they participated in propaganda to save the nation without hesitation. They were teachers, students, workers, and farmers. With fearless fighting spirit and full enthusiasm, they publicized the truth that the war of resistance must be victorious and inspired the people's courage to resist Japan. Their stage is in the bustling market, but also in eight villages. The
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"Grassroots" Heroes
This book contains the memories of people from all over the country and from various industries about the heroes around them. Some of these heroes are the parents of the author, some are teachers, some are classmates, and some are fellow villagers. These heroes were originally ordinary people, but for the sake of the war of resistance, they either shed their blood in the army without hesitation, or spontaneously organized teams to fight against the invaders, or devoted all their lives and enthus
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Veteran's Narrative 8: Central Army's 71St to 100Th Army
This book is composed of the memories of veterans who served in the Central Army of the Kuomintang and participated in the Anti-Japanese War. The Central Army had many numbers and better equipment than the local armies. It was an important force in the Anti-Japanese War. This book only uses the personal memories of more than 120 veterans to try to show a corner of the countless cruel battles the Central Army experienced. The important battles covered in this book mainly include: Battle of Songhu
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