Core Points - The "September 18th Historical Museum" in Shenyang received 68 pieces of war relics and art donations during a ceremony commemorating the 94th anniversary of the "September 18 Incident" [1][3] - The museum is the only one in China and abroad dedicated to the history of the September 18 Incident, focusing on the collection, display, research, and education of related artifacts and historical materials [1] - The donated items include a scout hat from the early anti-Japanese war, a 1938 Japanese publication, and various letters and postcards from Japanese soldiers, which provide insights into the historical context of the invasion [3] Donations and Contributions - The donation ceremony featured contributions from various individuals and institutions, including a hat from a 10-year-old scout, symbolizing unity against the enemy [1][3] - Notable donations included four pieces of historical newspapers from 1931, which document the events leading up to the September 18 Incident and the subsequent invasion [3] - The deputy director of the museum emphasized that these donations not only fill gaps in the museum's collection but also enhance academic research and exhibition content [3]