9月30日上午，烈士纪念日向人民英雄敬献花篮仪式在北京隆重举行。从天安门广场到各地烈士纪念 馆，"人民英雄永垂不朽"响彻九州，汇聚起"崇尚英雄、缅怀先烈、争做先锋"的奋进力量。 崇尚英雄才会产生英雄，争做英雄才能英雄辈出。"水过不去、拿命来铺"，这是脱贫攻坚奉献者用实干 兑现的誓言；"清澈的爱、只为中国"，这是卫国戍边官兵发自内心的最强音；"国之所需，吾志所向"， 这是科技工作者勇攀高峰的信念。新时代波澜壮阔，在传承英烈精神中增强历史主动，民族精神的大厦 巍然耸立。 英雄者，国之干。从抵御外敌时浴血奋战，到人民危难之际舍生忘死，无数英烈用生命和鲜血铸就民族 的脊梁，开拓民族复兴的前行之路。无论走得多远，无论发展到哪一步，我们都不能忘记革命先烈的牺 牲奉献，都要牢记共和国是红色的。 今天，中华民族伟大复兴势不可挡，中国式现代化前景无比光明。对革命先烈最好的告慰，就是把他们 开创的事业不断推向前进。 ...

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为大力弘扬英雄主义、爱国主义，在2025年纪念中国人民抗日战争暨世界反法西斯战争胜利80周年之际，国家大 剧院隆重推出原创民族歌剧《红高粱》，即将于9月27日至10月3日迎来世界首演。作为国家大剧院创作推出的第 23部原创歌剧，该剧以文学经典的全新舞台呈现，歌颂永恒炽热的民族精神。 RED SORGHUM 根据莫言小说《红高粱家族》改编 9.27-28 / 283 9.30-10.3 / 39.66 国家大剧院 · 歌剧院 据挥:吕嘉 导演:王筱峰 舞英设计:季乔 服装/造型设计:陈同勋 灯光设计:邢年 多媒体设计:胡天强 道具设计:王伟君 合唱指挥:焦淼 形体设计:张铭益 畜效设计:王浩 九儿:宋元明、乌列热 余占鳌:郭子照、王冲● 刘罗汉:王鹤翔●、张扬● 凤仙:赵丽丽、张文沁●、郭琛 載老三:李鳌、柴进▲ 任参谋:朱贺、李廷雷 中岛郎:梁羽丰▲、谢昕宇 图泽官:杨广萌▲ 日军官:陈亦昂 演出:国家大剧院合唱团、国家大剧院管弦乐团 注:@ 国家大剧院歌剧演员 ▲ 国家大剧院合唱团员 000 1000 JE00 1100 1000 1000 1400 原创民族歌剧《红高粱》海报。 "中国民族歌剧传承发展工程 ...

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Core Points - The 37th Macao International Music Festival will be held from October 3 to November 8, featuring the theme "Sound·Sea" [1] - The festival will present 12 high-quality international performances, including "Yellow River" and "Carmen," along with 14 extension activities such as master classes and community music events [1] - Special commemorative concerts will be held to honor the 80th anniversary of the victory in the War of Resistance and the 120th anniversary of composer Xian Xinghai's birth [1] - The festival will open with a production of Bizet's opera "Carmen," marking the 150th anniversary of the composer's death, in collaboration with Zurich Opera House and Paris Opera House [1] - The festival aims to showcase Macao's artistic talents as the "Cultural Capital of East Asia" in 2025, featuring international musicians and ballet stars [1] - Various pre-performance talks will be organized to enhance public understanding of the performances [1]

Core Viewpoint - The event commemorates the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, emphasizing the importance of remembering history and honoring the sacrifices made by heroes [1][12]. Group 1: Event Overview - The gala titled "Justice Must Prevail" was attended by approximately 6,000 individuals, including national leaders and foreign guests, held at the Great Hall of the People [1]. - The event featured a countdown to significant historical events, culminating in the date of September 18, 1931, marking the beginning of the war [1][2]. Group 2: Artistic Performances - The performances included a variety of artistic expressions, such as songs, dances, and dramatic reenactments, aimed at conveying the emotional weight of the anti-Japanese resistance [6][14]. - Notable performances included "Blood-Stained White Birch Forest," which depicted the sacrifices of Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army heroes, and "The Cry of the Yellow River," symbolizing the indomitable spirit of the Chinese people [5][6]. Group 3: Historical Reflection - The event highlighted the early calls for resistance by the Chinese Communist Party and the collective efforts of the Chinese people during the war [4][9]. - The emotional impact of the performances resonated with the audience, evoking memories of the struggles faced during the war and the sacrifices made by countless individuals [11][14]. Group 4: Legacy and Future - The gala concluded with a message of hope and resilience, emphasizing the importance of passing on the spirit of resistance and dedication to future generations [10][14]. - The performances celebrated the achievements of modern China, showcasing advancements such as the BeiDou satellite system and high-speed rail, symbolizing national strength and unity [14].

Core Viewpoint - The Shanghai Overseas Chinese Youth Association emphasizes the importance of remembering the history of the Anti-Japanese War and the contributions of overseas Chinese in achieving victory during this critical period [1][2]. Group 1: Historical Contributions - The historical contributions of overseas Chinese, particularly through figures like Chen Jiageng, were crucial in supporting the war effort, including the establishment of organizations like the Nanyang Chinese Relief Association [1]. - Significant fundraising efforts and material support were mobilized from ports such as Hong Kong and Shanghai to the front lines, which played a vital role in sustaining Chinese military resistance [1]. - Over 3,000 overseas Chinese formed the Nanyang Chinese Workers' Service Corps to ensure the smooth operation of the Burma Road, with over 1,000 sacrificing their lives in this effort [1]. Group 2: Cultural and National Spirit - The spirit of patriotism, embodied in the "Jia Geng Spirit," is highlighted as a core aspect of the national spirit that has endured through the trials of war and remains relevant today [2]. - The importance of educating future generations of overseas Chinese about the significance of the Anti-Japanese War victory is emphasized, aiming to instill a sense of pride and awareness of their historical contributions [4][5]. - The Shanghai Overseas Chinese Youth Association plans to expand its network of overseas friendly youth communities while promoting the core values of patriotism and national spirit among young overseas Chinese [5].

Core Viewpoint - The event commemorates the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, emphasizing the importance of remembering history and honoring the sacrifices made by heroes [1][12]. Group 1: Event Overview - The event took place on September 3 at the Great Hall of the People, attended by approximately 6,000 individuals, including national leaders and foreign guests [1]. - The evening began with a performance of "I Love You, China," featuring veterans and youth, symbolizing the connection between past sacrifices and present patriotism [1][2]. Group 2: Historical Significance - The event highlighted key historical moments, starting from the September 18 Incident in 1931, which marked the beginning of Japanese aggression in Northeast China [2]. - The performances included depictions of heroic figures from the Chinese Communist Party and the sacrifices made during the war, such as those of Yang Jingyu and Zhao Yiman [5][9]. Group 3: Artistic Expressions - Various artistic forms were utilized, including dance, poetry, and music, to convey the emotional weight of the anti-Japanese struggle and the resilience of the Chinese people [6][10]. - The performance "This Light" showcased the spirit of youth and the contributions of the Chinese Communist Party during the war, emphasizing the importance of collective effort [8][9]. Group 4: Legacy and Future - The event concluded with a message of hope and strength, reflecting on the achievements of modern China and the importance of continuing the legacy of resistance and unity [14][15]. - The final performances celebrated the progress of the nation, with themes of prosperity and collective dreams for the future [14][15].

Core Viewpoint - The event commemorates the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War, emphasizing the importance of remembering history and honoring the sacrifices made by heroes [1][12]. Group 1: Event Overview - The event took place on September 3 at the Great Hall of the People, attended by approximately 6,000 individuals, including national leaders and foreign guests [1]. - The evening began with a performance of "I Love You, China," featuring veterans and young pioneers, symbolizing the connection between past and present [1][2]. Group 2: Historical Significance - The event highlighted key historical moments, starting from the September 18 Incident in 1931, which marked the beginning of Japanese aggression in Northeast China [2]. - The performances included depictions of heroic figures from the Communist Party and the sacrifices made during the war, such as those of Yang Jingyu and Zhao Yiman [5][9]. Group 3: Artistic Expressions - Various artistic forms were utilized, including dance, poetry, and music, to convey the emotional weight of the anti-Japanese struggle and the resilience of the Chinese people [6][10]. - The performance "This Light" showcased the spirit of youth and the contributions of the Communist Party during the war, emphasizing the importance of collective effort [8][9]. Group 4: Legacy and Future - The event concluded with a message of hope and strength, reflecting on the achievements of modern China and the importance of continuing the legacy of those who fought for independence and dignity [14][15]. - The final performances celebrated the unity and determination of the Chinese people, reinforcing the idea that the nation is now in control of its destiny [13][15].