Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significant efforts made by the Chinese resistance during the Anti-Japanese War, particularly focusing on the production movements initiated in response to the dire circumstances faced by the anti-Japanese bases, which ultimately led to improved agricultural and industrial conditions in these regions [2]. Group 1 - The situation for the anti-Japanese bases became increasingly severe around 1941, with Japanese forces implementing aggressive military strategies and policies that severely disrupted local agriculture and industry [2]. - In response to the challenges, the Central Committee of the Communist Party emphasized the need for self-sustaining production, leading to widespread mobilization of local governments, military, and civilians to engage in large-scale production activities [2]. - The 359th Brigade of the 120th Division of the Eighth Route Army, under the leadership of Wang Zhen, implemented a land reclamation policy in the barren South Mud Bay, which became a model for the production movement and transformed the area into a productive agricultural hub [2]. Group 2 - The production movements spread to various anti-Japanese bases in North and Central China, with many military units achieving self-sufficiency in food and resources, embodying the principle of "self-reliance" [2]. - The economic construction and production movements in the anti-Japanese bases led to rapid development in agriculture and industry, significantly improving the living conditions of the people and laying a material foundation for consolidating the anti-Japanese regime [2].