中新网天津11月10日电 (记者 贾天勇)9日，为纪念"两航起义"76周年，传承弘扬爱国主义精神，"翼展爱 国光辉载旗荣耀北飞——国航C919重飞'两航起义'北飞光辉航程"系列主题活动在天津举行。此次活动 通过国航C919重飞"两航起义"航线主题航班和天津"两航起义"展馆首展"空地联动"，追溯新中国民航事 业的开端，致敬"两航起义"的爱国壮举，礼赞中国民航事业的先驱者与奠基人，生动呈现了新时代民航 建设的跨越式发展。 由原先张 贵庄机场候机楼改建而成的两航起义展馆外景。记者 贾天勇 摄 飞机到达后不久，由天津张贵庄老候机楼改建而成的"两航起义"展馆进行首展启幕，来自中国民用航空 局、天津市政府、国务院国资委、香港爱国主义教育工作小组、香港民航处、香港"两航"联谊会、香港 民航工会、中航集团及媒体代表等180人共同参加首展。中国航空集团有限公司党组书记刘铁祥，香港 爱国主义教育工作小组成员邝美云，香港民航处处长廖志勇，中国民用航空局总飞行师熊杰等嘉宾致 辞。仪式上播放了"两航起义"历史短片，多位两航起义亲历者的后代捐赠了珍贵历史物件，两位年近百 岁的起义亲历者王惠德先生、丁裕康先生亲临现场，深情回望那段峥嵘岁月 ...

Core Points - The event commemorates the 76th anniversary of the "Two Airlines Uprising," where employees of two airlines took a stand in Hong Kong and flew back to mainland China, contributing to the establishment of the new aviation industry in China [3][4] - The flight CA104, operated by the domestically produced C919 aircraft, retraced the historical route taken by the uprising, symbolizing a connection between past and present in promoting patriotism and the development of the aviation industry [2][3] Group 1 - On November 9, the CA104 flight from Hong Kong to Tianjin was a tribute to the "Two Airlines Uprising," highlighting the patriotic spirit of the event [2][3] - The flight was piloted by Captain Hao Xin, who shared the historical significance of the uprising with passengers during the journey [3] - The C919 aircraft's flight was celebrated with a water salute upon landing at Tianjin Binhai International Airport, marking a significant moment in Chinese aviation history [5] Group 2 - A new exhibition hall dedicated to the "Two Airlines Uprising" was opened, showcasing the history and significance of the event through various exhibits [4] - The uprising involved over 2,000 employees and 12 aircraft, which successfully returned to Beijing and Tianjin under the leadership of key figures in the aviation industry [4] - The exhibition aims to educate the public about the historical context and contributions of the "Two Airlines Uprising" to the development of civil aviation in China [4]

Core Viewpoint - The article commemorates the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War, highlighting the historical significance and enduring spirit of educational institutions during wartime, particularly focusing on Southwest Associated University, the Nanjing University Rabe Memorial, and Chongqing University [1][6][12]. Group 1: Historical Significance - The Southwest Associated University, despite existing for only eight years, produced notable figures including 8 "Two Bombs, One Satellite" contributors and 2 Nobel Prize winners, marking its legacy in Chinese education [1]. - The Rabe Memorial in Nanjing preserves the history of the Nanjing Massacre, showcasing the efforts of John Rabe and others who established an "International Safety Zone" that protected over 200,000 Chinese refugees [6][8]. - Chongqing University’s buildings, such as the Engineering Building and the July 7th Memorial Hall, symbolize resilience and cultural significance during the war, serving as venues for education and cultural activities [10][12]. Group 2: Educational Initiatives - Yunnan Normal University has established various initiatives to promote the spirit of Southwest Associated University, including the creation of a museum and cultural events that narrate the university's history and its contributions to national salvation [4]. - The Rabe Memorial has attracted approximately 300,000 visitors, with over 300,000 words of messages left by visitors, indicating a strong interest in the historical narratives of peace and humanitarian efforts [8]. - Chongqing University continues to honor its wartime legacy through cultural exhibitions and educational programs, ensuring that the lessons of history are passed on to future generations [12][13].

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of Taiwan Recovery Memorial Day is significant, emphasizing the inevitability of national reunification [4]. Group 1: Announcement Details - The 18th meeting of the 14th National People's Congress Standing Committee of the People's Republic of China has officially designated October 25 as Taiwan Recovery Memorial Day [4]. - This date commemorates the victory of the Chinese people in the Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War, marking Taiwan's return to the motherland [4]. Group 2: Historical and Legal Significance - Taiwan's recovery is presented as a crucial evidence of the Chinese government's restoration of sovereignty over Taiwan, reinforcing the historical and legal ties of Taiwan as part of China [4]. - The establishment of this memorial day is seen as a means to uphold the achievements of the World Anti-Fascist War and the post-war international order, showcasing the commitment to the One China principle and the defense of national sovereignty and territorial integrity [4]. Group 3: Call to Action - The statement urges all Chinese people, including those in Taiwan, to reflect on history, strengthen collective national memory, and promote patriotism on this important day [4]. - It emphasizes that any separatist actions or foreign interference cannot hinder the historical trend of national reunification [4].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the historical significance of a memorial wall at Wuhan Experimental High School, commemorating 309 students who participated in the Korean War, reflecting their patriotism and sacrifice for the country [1][2][4]. Group 1: Historical Context - The memorial wall features 309 names of students who left school to join the Korean War from December 1950 to July 1951, underlining their patriotic fervor [1]. - A historical record from the school's archives documents the students' enlistment, including communication materials and meeting minutes from that era [1][4]. Group 2: Notable Individuals - Among the students, notable figures include Tao Wei, who became an Air Force pilot and achieved a significant military feat during the war [2]. - Other distinguished individuals from the list include retired military doctor Fan Zhonghui and aspiring student Li Chaomin, who prioritized national service over personal ambitions [4][6]. Group 3: Educational Initiatives - The school is actively incorporating the stories of these 309 students into its national defense education curriculum, emphasizing the importance of patriotism in contemporary education [6]. - Annual activities and themed classes centered around "Resisting America and Aiding Korea, Defending the Homeland" are established to instill patriotic values in current students [6].

Core Viewpoint - The decision to establish October 25 as Taiwan Recovery Day is a significant step in affirming Taiwan's status as an inseparable part of China, reflecting historical facts and legal principles regarding national sovereignty and territorial integrity [1][2]. Group 1 - The National People's Congress Standing Committee has officially designated October 25 as Taiwan Recovery Day, mandating various commemorative activities to be held by the state [1]. - The decision emphasizes the historical significance of Taiwan's return to Chinese sovereignty following the victory in the Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War in 1945 [1][2]. - Establishing Taiwan Recovery Day aims to strengthen the collective historical memory of both sides of the Taiwan Strait and promote patriotism among the Chinese people [1][2]. Group 2 - The decision was influenced by repeated suggestions from National People's Congress representatives, Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference members, and Taiwanese compatriots advocating for the establishment of this commemorative day [2]. - The recognition of Taiwan Recovery Day is seen as a means to reinforce the international community's adherence to the One China principle and to inspire unity among all Chinese people for national rejuvenation [2].

Core Viewpoint - The National People's Congress Standing Committee has officially established October 25 as Taiwan Recovery Day, emphasizing its significance in the context of China's sovereignty and historical memory [1][2]. Summary by Sections Legislative Decision - The decision to establish Taiwan Recovery Day was passed during the 18th meeting of the 14th National People's Congress Standing Committee, highlighting the importance of commemorating the victory in the Anti-Japanese War and the return of Taiwan to China [1][2]. Historical Context - The date marks the 1945 surrender ceremony in Taiwan, which symbolized the return of Taiwan and the Penghu Islands under Chinese sovereignty [2]. National and International Implications - Establishing Taiwan Recovery Day is seen as a way to reinforce the historical fact that Taiwan is an inseparable part of China, aiming to consolidate the international community's adherence to the One China principle [2].

Core Viewpoint - The publication of the book "Archives as Evidence" commemorates the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, highlighting the significant contributions of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region during this period through original archival materials [4][5]. Summary by Sections Purpose and Intent - The book aims to reflect on history, remember sacrifices, and pass on the spirit of patriotism through archival evidence, showcasing the collaborative efforts of the archives in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region [5]. Unique Aspects of the Book - All content is derived from original archives held by the three regional archives, ensuring academic rigor and enhancing readability. The book covers various dimensions of the anti-Japanese war, including civilian resistance, underground struggles, and heroic deeds, filling gaps in existing literature [7][8]. Selection of Archives - The selection process emphasizes authenticity and representativeness, including various types of documents such as official communications, newspapers, and personal letters. Notable archives include the "Chicken Feather Letter" and documents detailing the atrocities committed by Japanese forces [8][9]. Collaboration and Challenges - The compilation involved cooperation among the three regional archives, sharing resources and expertise. Challenges included verifying the authenticity of documents and addressing potential biases in materials from Japanese military sources [10][11]. Academic and Social Value - The book serves as a primary source for research on the anti-Japanese war, providing valuable materials for academic study. It also acts as a patriotic educational resource, aiming to inspire and inform the public about historical truths and the spirit of resistance [11]. Future plans include expanding outreach through exhibitions and digital platforms to engage a broader audience [11].

Core Points - The article highlights the 76th anniversary of the Chinese Young Pioneers and the theme activity "Strong Country Revival Starts with Me" aimed at educating youth to become well-rounded individuals who love the Party and the country [1][2] Group 1: Activities and Events - Various activities are organized across the country to inspire youth, including ceremonies for new members and educational exhibitions that reinforce loyalty to the Party [1] - In Xinjiang, representatives from different backgrounds participated in a ceremony to present red scarves to new members, emphasizing patriotism and national defense awareness [1] - In Fujian, youth engaged in immersive experiences to learn about the history of the Young Pioneers through performances and educational plays [1] - In Yunnan, "Red Scarf Instructors" shared stories of revolutionary history, showcasing the spirit of the new generation of Young Pioneers [1] Group 2: Unity and Collaboration - In Shanxi, a lesson titled "Little Pomegranate Seeds: Hearts Towards the Future" was conducted to promote ethnic unity among young members [2] - In Guangxi, a hybrid event was held that connected youth from various regions, including Inner Mongolia and Tibet, to collectively express their commitment to national rejuvenation through song and writing [2]

Core Viewpoint - The play "Ji De Quan" commemorates the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, reflecting national sentiment and spirit through the story of a traditional liquor shop in Jilin [1][2]. Summary by Sections Artistic and Cultural Significance - "Ji De" embodies the spirit of integrity and traditional business ethics, which evolves into a representation of national duty during times of crisis, as depicted through the character "Er Nai Nai" who sacrifices for her family's honor and the nation [2][3]. - The play effectively utilizes the narrative of "family" to illustrate the connection between personal and national identity, making patriotism a tangible and emotional experience for the audience [3]. Regional Characteristics - The artistic appeal of "Ji De Quan" is enhanced by its rich Jilin regional characteristics, creatively integrating local culture, folk art, and red historical resources to achieve a perfect blend of regional aesthetics and grand themes [4]. - The production serves as a heartfelt reflection on history by Jilin artists, bridging the past with contemporary values through profound artistic expression [4].