Core Viewpoint - The event commemorates the 80th anniversary of China's victory in the Anti-Japanese War and the global anti-fascist war, highlighting the contributions of international friends and their descendants to China's fight against Japanese aggression [1] Group 1: Contributions of International Friends - Kobayashi Yoshiyuki, son of Japanese veteran Kobayashi Kiyoshi, emphasized the importance of historical reflection for respect from the world, sharing his father's transformation from a soldier to a peace advocate [1] - Béatrice, son of French doctor Béxie, recounted his father's unwavering support for the Chinese people during the war, helping to repel Japanese invaders [1] - Nikolai Tcherevkov, grandson of Soviet Marshal V. I. Tcherevkov, stressed the need to defend the historical truth of World War II and to maintain friendship between China and Russia [1] Group 2: Historical Context and International Solidarity - Jeffrey Green, chairman of the China-U.S. Aviation Heritage Foundation, highlighted the deep connection between the Chinese people and the Flying Tigers, noting the sacrifices made by Chinese civilians to rescue American pilots during the war [1] - David Crook's family, with six generations in China, contributed significantly to the development of education in New China, reflecting the spirit of internationalism during the war [1]