以史为鉴 珍爱和平

Core Viewpoint - The exhibition commemorating the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War highlighted China's significant contributions to the global anti-fascist efforts and emphasized the importance of historical awareness and peace [1][2]. Group 1: Historical Context - The exhibition showcased the historical facts of Japanese aggression in China and the 14-year struggle of the Chinese people against this invasion, along with support from the international community and overseas Chinese [1]. - It was noted that the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War was the earliest and longest in the context of the World Anti-Fascist War, underscoring China's pivotal role [1]. Group 2: Perspectives from Scholars and Officials - Scholars and officials emphasized the need for Germany to acknowledge the brutal nature of Japanese militarism in Asia, which has been historically overlooked [2]. - The exhibition also highlighted acts of humanity during the war, such as John Rabe's efforts to shelter refugees during the Nanjing Massacre and Hans Müller’s medical assistance to Chinese soldiers [2]. Group 3: Peace and Cooperation - The exhibition concluded with images of China's peacekeeping efforts, including the 20th batch of peacekeeping troops in Lebanon and the welcoming of the "Peace Ark" hospital ship in Africa, reinforcing China's commitment to peace and cooperation [2]. - Officials reiterated that China pursues a path of peaceful development and cooperation, contrasting with historical aggressions by other nations [2].