(责编：杨光宇、胡永秋) 图为8月26日，建国门西北角的"珍爱和平"花坛。 本报记者 张武军摄 本报北京8月26日电 （记者潘俊强）近日，纪念中国人民抗日战争暨世界反法西斯战争胜利80周年主题 花坛在北京长安街沿线亮相。 立体花坛各具特色，东侧5组花坛展现了中华民族英勇无畏、可歌可泣的伟大胜利，西侧5组花坛展现了 新时代伟大成就，共同营造庄重热烈的氛围。纪念活动结束后，所有花坛不进行大规模变动，仅有部分 花坛进行要素调整和部分植物更换，花坛景观将一直延续至国庆假期。 北京市园林绿化局介绍，10组立体花坛以"铭记历史、缅怀先烈、珍爱和平、开创未来"为主题，在建国 门至复兴门之间布置。 此次主题花坛应用新优品种和乡土植物100余个，其中40个新品种首次亮相。"乡村振兴"花坛不仅首次 使用了大片甘蔗，还布置了辣椒、生菜、番茄等观赏蔬菜；"黄河赞歌"花坛以写意国画为基底，融合多 种工艺，展现壶口瀑布景象，并配合《黄河大合唱》的音乐增强视听体验。 《 人民日报 》（ 2025年08月27日 02 版） ...

花坛花卉布置工作现已完工，10组花坛已在长安街沿线亮相。 新华社记者 鞠焕宗 摄 【1】 【2】 【3】 【4】 【5】 【6】 【7】 【8】 【9】 【10】 近日，中国人民抗日战争暨世界反法西斯战争胜利80周年纪念活动长安街沿线花卉布置方案公布。 据北京市园林绿化局介绍，纪念活动期间，在长安街沿线以"铭记历史、缅怀先烈、珍爱和平、开创未来"为主题，从建国门至复兴门布置 10组立体花坛，生动展现80年来，伟大的中国人民前仆后继、不屈不挠、顽强奋斗，为实现强国建设、民族复兴伟业而不懈努力的伟大精神。 8月26日，人们在北京建国门参观"珍爱和平"花坛。 ...

来自中国的观众喻俊园说："看完电影后，很多画面依然历历在目。我们热爱和平，也希望这段历 史能永远铭刻在世人心中。战争是极其可怕的，我们热爱生命，更热爱自己的家园。" 影片在马发行方美加电影发行有限公司执行董事谢俊江说："希望借助这部影片向观众传递'珍爱和 平'的理念。" 马来西亚观众马子明对记者说，影片不仅仅是历史的记录，更是深刻的警醒，提醒世人要铭记历 史，铭记维护和平的重要性。"希望这种'铭记历史、珍爱和平'的精神能代代传承。" 从柔佛州赶来观影的马来西亚观众冯嘉伟感慨地说，这部电影是对中国人民坚韧精神的致敬，同时 也警醒人们要珍惜来之不易的和平。 新华社吉隆坡8月24日电（记者 王嘉伟 毛鹏飞）中国电影《南京照相馆》24日在马来西亚首都吉隆 坡举行首映礼，这部以南京大屠杀为历史背景的电影深深触动了观众。 近千名马中两国政商界人士、文化界嘉宾、媒体代表及影迷出席首映礼。影片放映结束后，观众们 坐在座位上神情凝重，有人手握纸巾擦拭已泛红的眼圈。 ...

中国驻突尼斯大使万黎表示，中突都是二战的重要战场，要共同铭记历史、缅怀先烈。台湾回归中 国是二战胜利成果和战后国际秩序的重要组成部分，中方赞赏突方坚定支持一个中国原则。中突双方要 加强团结合作，共同促和平、谋发展，增进人民福祉。 发言嘉宾一致表示，世界各国应从历史中汲取经验，铭记历史、珍爱和平，共同推动世界持久和平 稳定。 新华社突尼斯8月23日电（记者黄灵 王一盛）突尼斯国际军事与安全战略研究中心与中国驻突尼斯 使馆22日联合举办"纪念中国人民抗日战争暨世界反法西斯战争胜利80周年：中突携手推动持久和平"研 讨会，数十名中突专家学者及政界人士出席。 突尼斯国际军事与安全战略研究中心主任巴德拉·加洛尔在会上发言说，中国人民的抗日战争激励 一代代中国人为建设一个强大、稳定、团结、统一的国家而努力。 ...

为什么要参军？ "不到10岁的孩子被抓去挖矿啊，这日子根本没法过" "日本强盗莫须怕，送上面前一声杀！我们消灭他！我们打垮他！杀、杀、杀……"儿时在家乡学会的抗 战歌谣，张宜顺依然熟悉。 张宜顺近照。 黄跃斌摄 青年时期的张宜顺。 受访者供图 "当兵不怕死，怕死别当兵。"今年6月，92岁的抗战老兵张宜顺，在福建漳州的一场抗战书籍赠书仪式 上，分享了自己难忘的抗战岁月。 1933年，张宜顺出生在山东淄博的一个贫困家庭。1944年，年仅11岁的他投身抗战，成为一名看护员， 此后又参加解放战争、抗美援朝战争，成为一名护士。1978年，张宜顺转业到漳州工作，在医疗卫生系 统贡献力量。 1938年，山东人民抗日救国军第五军司令员廖容标带领部队到张宜顺家乡宣传发动群众抗日。目睹日军 恶行，张宜顺的哥哥张宜蕴响应号召，于1939年加入八路军抗日游击队。"在那之后，我们5年都没有哥 哥的消息。"张宜顺说。 当时，日军占领淄博，强征劳工开挖煤矿，张宜顺9岁时就被抓去下矿井。仅80厘米高的矿道内，一个 个瘦小的孩子光着身子、绑着绳索、背着煤筐挖煤。"下了矿，要一天一夜才能上去，一个人一天要挖 很多煤，挖少了就挨打，柳条子抽在身上 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significance of the painting "Yanan Torch" by Cai Liang, which captures the joyous celebration of the victory over Japan in 1945, symbolizing hope and collective memory of the Chinese people after years of struggle [2][5][6] Group 1: Artistic Representation - Cai Liang's painting employs a dark background to contrast the bright torchlight, symbolizing victory and the dispelling of darkness, akin to a beacon of hope for China's future [3] - The artwork features a wide-format composition that integrates the crowd and the mountain flames, creating a grand atmosphere and allowing viewers to immerse themselves in the celebratory scene [4] - The use of both expressive and realistic techniques in the painting enhances the dynamism of the flames and the authenticity of the characters, with a color palette that balances warm and cool tones to convey the emotions of victory and solemnity [4] Group 2: Cultural and Historical Context - The painting reflects the collective joy of the people, showcasing various characters that embody the spirit of celebration, from the elderly to soldiers, all depicted with vivid expressions and actions [3][4] - Cai Liang's deep connection to the local culture and history of Shaanxi province influenced his artistic vision, as he drew inspiration from real-life scenes of people celebrating with torches [5] - The artwork serves as a reminder of the importance of remembering history and cherishing peace, symbolizing the enduring spirit of the Yanan Torch as a guiding light in humanity's pursuit of peace [6]

Group 1 - The event commemorated 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 cherishing peace [1][2] - Ambassador Jiang Xuebin highlighted China's significant contribution to the victory in the World Anti-Fascist War and condemned any attempts to distort the truth of World War II history [2] - The event included a thematic photo exhibition titled "Remembering History, Cherishing Peace," which received positive feedback from attendees regarding China's contributions to world peace [2][5] Group 2 - The discussions at the event focused on the shared values of anti-colonialism and anti-hegemony between China and Turkey, emphasizing the need to uphold multilateralism and create a peaceful and prosperous future [2]

Core Viewpoint - The film "Nanjing Photo Studio" serves as a significant medium for international audiences, particularly in Canada, to understand the brutal history of the Nanjing Massacre that occurred in December 1937 [1][2]. Group 1: Film Premiere and Audience Reaction - The film premiered on August 7 in major Canadian cities including Ottawa, Toronto, and Vancouver, with over 300 attendees in Vancouver, including representatives from the Chinese consulate and local Chinese communities [1]. - Audience members expressed deep emotional responses, with many in tears after the screening, highlighting the film's powerful portrayal of historical events [1]. - John Reynolds, a Toronto resident, felt shocked and guilty for not knowing about the Nanjing Massacre, emphasizing that Canadian history often overlooks this significant event and the sacrifices made by China during the war [2]. Group 2: Historical Significance and Future Screenings - The film is seen as a vital opportunity for Canadians and North Americans to learn about the Nanjing Massacre, which is often absent from educational materials [1][2]. - The Chinese Consulate in Vancouver stressed the importance of remembering history not to perpetuate hatred but to learn from it and promote peace, reflecting on the shared history of China and Canada during World War II [2]. - Additional screenings of "Nanjing Photo Studio" are scheduled in Saskatoon on August 10 and Calgary on August 11, with a wider release in major Canadian cities on August 15 [2].

Core Points - The article commemorates the 88th anniversary of the outbreak of the all-nation anti-Japanese war, highlighting Xi Jinping's visit to the Battle of Hundred Regiments Memorial in Shanxi, where he paid tribute to the martyrs and emphasized the importance of remembering history and promoting peace [3][4][10] Group 1: Historical Significance - Xi Jinping emphasized the role of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) as the backbone of the national anti-Japanese war, showcasing the determination and strength of the Chinese people during the Hundred Regiments Offensive [5][6] - The Hundred Regiments Offensive was a significant military and political victory for the CCP, demonstrating its leadership in the anti-Japanese struggle during a time of great difficulty [5][6] Group 2: Great Spirit - The article describes the great anti-Japanese spirit as a combination of patriotism, resilience, and an unwavering belief in victory, which was forged through the sacrifices of the martyrs [7][8] - Xi Jinping called for the continuation of this spirit among the youth, urging them to take on the responsibility of national rejuvenation [9] Group 3: Peace and Reflection - The article stresses the importance of remembering the sacrifices made during the war, with Xi Jinping noting that the Chinese people suffered 35 million casualties in defeating Japanese invaders [10] - Xi Jinping advocates for a collective effort to build a community with a shared future for humanity, emphasizing the need to prevent historical tragedies from repeating [10][11]