手绘长卷｜重温烽火岁月 感悟抗战精神

Core Viewpoint - The article commemorates the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the global anti-fascist war, highlighting the pivotal role of the Chinese Communist Party in leading the resistance efforts [2]. Group 1 - In 1940, during a strategic stalemate in the war, the Japanese military intensified its "cage policy" against anti-Japanese bases, prompting the Chinese Communist Party to lead the Eighth Route Army in launching the Hundred Regiments Offensive [3][17]. - The Zheng-Tai Railway, a crucial transportation route connecting the Pinghan and Tongpu railways, became a key target for the Eighth Route Army's operations, with widespread participation from anti-Japanese forces and civilians [4][16]. - The offensive resulted in significant destruction of the railway infrastructure, including tracks, bridges, tunnels, and stations, effectively crippling what the Japanese considered their "lifeline" for troop and supply transport [16][17]. Group 2 - The Hundred Regiments Offensive is noted as the largest and longest strategic attack by the Eighth Route Army during the anti-Japanese war, which not only shattered the Japanese "cage policy" but also boosted the morale of the Chinese people in their resistance efforts [17]. - The successful completion of the offensive marked a significant chapter in the history of China's resistance against Japanese aggression, contributing to the eventual victory after 14 years of relentless struggle [20].