白乙化：投笔从戎 战死杀敌场的抗日英雄 新华社记者赵洪南 "吾当先去杀敌，再来求学。如能战死在抗战杀敌的战场上，余愿得偿矣……"在位于辽宁省辽阳市宏伟 区石厂峪村的白乙化故居，一群小学生围坐在一棵与烈士同龄的枣树旁，听讲解员娓娓讲述着抗日英雄 白乙化在国破家亡时发出的铮铮誓言和他的抗日传奇。 丰滦密抗日联合县对日伪来讲，犹如芒刺在背。1941年2月4日，伪满道田讨伐大队进犯根据地，在密云 县马营西山很快被十团击溃，白乙化却不幸被敌人一颗子弹击中了头部。 战斗胜利了，而他——传奇的抗日英雄"小白龙"，却永远倒在抗日根据地的热土上。那一年，他只有29 岁。白乙化牺牲后，八路军冀热察挺进军发表了《告全军同志书》，赞扬他是"优秀的指挥员、民族英 雄、无产阶级的先锋"。 英雄虽逝，但英雄的精神至今仍在传承和弘扬。多年来，白乙化的侄子白成亮一直看守着故居，搜集伯 父留下的遗物和他当年的战斗故事。2015年白乙化故居开放后，白成亮更忙了，只要一有空，他就会为 前来参观的人们讲述英雄的故事。 2023年，九一八事变爆发92周年时，白乙化的抗日故事被搬上了大屏幕。这部名为《暗战1931之白乙 化》的电影，根据白乙化的真实故事改 ...

Core Points - The event commemorated the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War [1][3] - Chinese Ambassador to North Korea, Wang Yajun, emphasized the importance of remembering the contributions of anti-Japanese martyrs and promoting the spirit of the Anti-Japanese War [3] Group 1 - The gathering included representatives from the overseas Chinese community and students in North Korea, who shared stories of their ancestors' contributions during the war [3] - Participants expressed their commitment to remembering the history of the Anti-Japanese War and contributing to the socialist cause and friendly cooperation between China and North Korea [3] - The event featured a screening of the documentary "The Pillar in the Stream" and a music video titled "Unyielding" [5] Group 2 - Student representatives spoke about the importance of the Anti-Japanese spirit and their mission to contribute to the country's development [3] - Wang Yajun called for unity under the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party to advance national rejuvenation and safeguard the achievements of World War II [3]

Core Viewpoint - The event "Remembering the Mountains and Rivers, Singing with Loyalty" 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 patriotism and the spirit of resistance [1] Group 1 - The event was organized by the Shanghai Municipal Organization Department, the Municipal Propaganda Department, and the Municipal Bureau of Retired Cadres, with over 1,200 retired officials participating through various artistic performances [1] - Zhang Wei, a member of the Municipal Standing Committee and Minister of the Organization Department, highlighted the significance of commemorating the victory by promoting the spirit of resistance and creating new historical achievements [1] - The call to action includes uniting around the leadership of Xi Jinping, enhancing the sense of responsibility and mission, and striving to contribute to national construction and rejuvenation [1] Group 2 - The event aims to encourage retired officials to share their experiences and stories of the Chinese nation's journey from standing up to becoming prosperous and strong, inspiring party members to remain true to their original aspirations and missions [1] - There is a focus on improving the work for retired officials in the new era, ensuring they can enjoy their later years with dignity, purpose, and happiness [1]

Core Viewpoint - The exhibition titled "Great Victory, Contributions from Sichuan and Chongqing" commemorates the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War, showcasing the significant contributions of the Sichuan and Chongqing regions during this period [4][5]. Group 1: Exhibition Overview - The exhibition is a key event in Sichuan Province's commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Anti-Japanese War and is part of the cultural practices in the Chengdu-Chongqing economic circle and Bashu cultural tourism corridor [4]. - It is organized by various provincial departments and features 306 cultural relics displayed over an area of 1,300 square meters, including first-class cultural relics [5][6]. Group 2: Historical Contributions - The exhibition is divided into five chapters: "Leading Direction," "Facing National Hardship Together," "Stabilizing the Rear," "Standing Tall," and "Celebrating Victory," illustrating the Sichuan and Chongqing regions' role as a crucial rear base during the national struggle [5]. - Notable artifacts include personal letters from soldiers, Japanese military items, and a replica of the "Death" flag from the Sichuan army, symbolizing the sacrifices made during the war [6][7]. Group 3: Interactive and Educational Aspects - The exhibition incorporates interactive elements, allowing visitors to engage with the history through multimedia presentations and personal messages from veterans [8]. - Educational activities, including lectures and creative projects for students, are planned to further promote the spirit of the Anti-Japanese War and the importance of remembering history [8]. Group 4: Public Reception - Visitors express a strong desire to remember history and honor the sacrifices made during the war, with personal reflections highlighting the importance of understanding this historical context for future generations [10].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significance of commemorating the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War through a series of television productions that evoke patriotism and honor the spirit of resistance [1][12]. Group 1: Overview of Television Productions - A total of 12 new television dramas and documentaries are being showcased from August to October, aiming to inspire patriotism and promote the great spirit of the anti-Japanese war [1][12]. - The productions utilize diverse narrative perspectives and artistic expressions to revisit the historical epic of national resistance [1][12]. Group 2: Themes and Narratives - The series of works vividly illustrate the great spirit of the Chinese people during the anti-Japanese war, showcasing their bravery and determination in the face of adversity [2][3]. - Documentaries like "Northeast Anti-Union" and "Taiwan's Restoration 80 Years" highlight the contributions of various groups in the resistance against foreign invasion [2][3]. Group 3: Personal Stories and Human Emotions - The productions emphasize personal narratives, such as letters from soldiers, to convey the emotional depth and human experiences during the war [5][6]. - The documentary "Home Letters - The Memory of 40 Million People's War of Resistance" focuses on personal letters to reveal individual inner worlds during the war [5][6]. Group 4: Historical Accuracy and Artistic Expression - The showcased works strive for a balance between historical accuracy and artistic representation, utilizing archival footage and interviews with war veterans to ensure authenticity [9][11]. - Technological enhancements, such as 3D animation and AI, are employed to recreate historical events and enhance the visual storytelling [11][12]. Group 5: Cultural and International Perspectives - The productions also reflect on the cultural resistance during the war, showcasing the role of artists and educators in fostering national spirit [7][8]. - International collaborations and contributions, such as those from the Flying Tigers and Norman Bethune, are highlighted to illustrate the global dimension of the anti-Japanese war [8][12].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significance of commemorating the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War through a series of television productions that evoke patriotism and the spirit of resistance [4][30]. Group 1: Television Productions - A total of 12 new television dramas and documentaries have been created to showcase diverse narratives and artistic expressions related to the war, aiming to inspire patriotism in the contemporary era [4][30]. - The drama "Zhandi" and the documentary "Northeast Anti-Alliance" are among the featured works that depict the struggles and sacrifices of the Chinese people during the war [6][8]. Group 2: Themes and Narratives - The productions emphasize the great spirit of resistance, showcasing the bravery and determination of individuals facing adversity, such as the "Eight Hundred Heroes" and various anti-Japanese fighters [12][31]. - The documentaries also explore personal stories and letters from soldiers, providing a human perspective on the war and its impact on families [13][27]. Group 3: Artistic and Historical Integration - The productions strive for a balance between artistic representation and historical accuracy, utilizing advanced technology to enhance storytelling while ensuring factual integrity [29][25]. - The use of archival footage and interviews with war veterans and their descendants helps to create a more authentic narrative, bridging the past with the present [24][27]. Group 4: International Perspective - The works also highlight international cooperation during the war, including the contributions of foreign allies and the global context of the conflict, showcasing China's role in the fight for justice and peace [20][30]. - The documentaries reflect on significant historical events and the collective memory of the war, emphasizing the importance of remembering history to inform the future [21][30].

Core Viewpoint - The celebration of the 80th anniversary of the "Victory" lion dance team in Beishan Village highlights the cultural significance and historical continuity of this tradition, which has evolved alongside the village's economic development and community cohesion [1][2][4]. Group 1: Historical Significance - The "Victory" lion dance team was established in 1945 to commemorate the end of World War II and has maintained its name and spirit for 80 years [2]. - The team embodies martial arts spirit and patriotism, with members practicing traditional forms like Cai Li Fo boxing and lion dance [2]. Group 2: Community and Cultural Development - The lion dance team serves as a vital link within the community, fostering a sense of belonging and participation among villagers [2][4]. - The village has transformed economically since the reform and opening-up, becoming a hub for investment and collaboration with Hong Kong and Macau [4]. Group 3: Modernization and Innovation - Recent efforts have focused on revitalizing historical buildings and promoting local brands, leading to the establishment of over 230 businesses in the village [5]. - The lion dance team has adapted to modern influences, with new leadership and training methods enhancing its traditional practices [5].

据了解，此次展览活动在为期8天的主展结束后，将深入全港十八区及部分大中小学校进行巡展，让抗 战精神融入市民的生活场景和青少年的学习课堂，引导港人增强国家认同感，做堂堂正正、光荣自豪的 中国人。 香港特区行政长官李家超、中央政府驻港联络办主任周霁、驻港国家安全公署署长董经纬、外交部驻港 公署特派员崔建春、解放军驻港部队副司令员谭志伟等出席开幕礼。 李家超致辞表示，期望香港市民通过此次展览，以及特区政府与各民间团体举办的抗战胜利80周年纪念 活动，更全面、更立体地认识这段中华民族不能磨灭的共同记忆。 全国政协委员、香港大公文汇传媒集团董事长李大宏致欢迎辞表示，期待与香港社会各界一道，以此次 展览为崭新契机，把历史伤痛转化为勇毅前行的磅礴动力，将先烈精神熔铸成不懈奋斗的滚烫热情， 在"一国两制"的康庄大道上，共同书写香港与祖国同频共振的时代新章。 新华社香港8月22日电（记者曹霁阳）"铭记历史 珍爱和平——纪念中国人民抗日战争暨世界反法西斯 战争胜利80周年大型巡回展览"，22日在香港会议展览中心开幕，逾两百位社会各界人士参加开幕礼。 本次展览活动由香港大公文汇传媒集团主办，旨在传承抗战精神、凝聚和平共识，从历史中 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of remembering historical events, particularly the atrocities of the Nanjing Massacre, through film and storytelling, highlighting the shared human experience across cultures and the ongoing relevance of anti-fascist narratives in cinema [1][6][7]. Group 1: Historical Context and Personal Reflection - The author reflects on their upbringing in the Changchun Film Studio, where exposure to anti-Japanese war films inspired a generation, including the author, to dream of heroism [3][4]. - The film "Nanjing! Nanjing!" released in 2009 is highlighted as a significant work that addresses the painful history of the Nanjing Massacre, contrasting with earlier heroic portrayals of war [5][6]. Group 2: Impact of "Nanjing! Nanjing!" - "Nanjing! Nanjing!" has received international recognition, being listed among the top 30 war films by Variety, showcasing its global resonance and the universal themes of suffering and resilience [6][7]. - The film's production was marked by emotional challenges for the cast and crew, as they grappled with the heavy historical realities depicted, leading to a profound impact on their mental well-being [5][6]. Group 3: Broader Anti-Fascist Cinema - The article notes that from 1940 to 1945, approximately 300 anti-fascist films were produced, with over 1,300 films created globally on this theme, indicating a sustained interest in documenting and reflecting on the consequences of war [7]. - The author mentions personal experiences with international actors, emphasizing the collective responsibility to tell these stories, regardless of geographical boundaries [7][8]. Group 4: Legacy and Memory - The narrative stresses the importance of preserving memories of historical events, as the last survivors of the Nanjing Massacre are aging, and their stories must be recorded for future generations [9]. - The author concludes with a call to action to remember and love, echoing sentiments shared by historical figures who documented the Chinese resistance during the war [9].

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 highlights the contributions of retired personnel from the aerospace system, emphasizing patriotism and historical reflection [1] Group 1 - The exhibition features 160 calligraphy works and 40 paintings created by retired personnel from the aerospace system, showcasing their patriotic spirit and national pride [1] - The event was attended by key figures from the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, including Deputy Secretary Pang Jin, who expressed respect for veterans and emphasized the importance of internalizing the spirit of the anti-war and aerospace efforts for national rejuvenation [1] - The artworks reflect themes of historical struggle and achievements in aerospace, with notable phrases such as "The hope of China lies in Yan'an," illustrating the deep emotional connection to the nation's history and the call for remembrance [1]