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Core Viewpoint - The concert commemorating the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War was held in Hainan, showcasing the historical significance and the spirit of resistance through music and performance [1][3]. Summary by Sections Concert Overview - The concert titled "Blood and Glory" featured a full house at the Hainan Provincial Song and Dance Theater on the evening of September 2, organized by the Hainan Provincial Party Committee's Propaganda Department and the Hainan Performing Arts Group [1][3]. - The concert was structured into four main chapters: "Mountains and Rivers Crying Blood," "Yellow River Roaring," "World United," and "Victory Monument," presenting 13 classic pieces through various forms including poetry recitation, duets, and orchestral performances [1][2]. Musical Highlights - The first chapter "Mountains and Rivers Crying Blood" opened with the duet "On the Songhua River," evoking the historical struggles of the era [1]. - The second chapter "Yellow River Roaring" included pieces like "Yellow Water Ballad" and "Roar, Yellow River," reflecting the changes in the nation before and after the war [1][2]. - The "World United" chapter featured symphonic quartets such as "Katyusha" and "Farewell, My Friend," honoring international alliances during the anti-fascist struggle [2]. - The final chapter "Victory Monument" celebrated victory and peace with pieces like "Ode to the Red Flag" and the premiere of the original symphonic chorus "Set Sail - Free Trade Port," symbolizing Hainan's new journey [2]. Audience and Participation - The concert included participants from various backgrounds, including moral models, retired soldiers, and representatives from new employment sectors, emphasizing the collective memory and spirit of resistance [4]. - The Hainan Performing Arts Group's orchestras and choirs collaborated for the performance, which aims to promote revolutionary culture and patriotic education in future events [4]. Commemoration of Heroes - The event coincided with the announcement of the fourth batch of national anti-war memorial sites and the recognition of notable anti-Japanese heroes, including three from Hainan [5][6]. - A total of 294 national anti-war memorial sites and 1,128 notable anti-Japanese heroes have been recognized across the country, with Hainan contributing two sites and 11 heroes [5][6].

Core Viewpoint - The event commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army's participation in the Korean War and the 106th anniversary of the May Fourth Movement showcased the integration of patriotic education into artistic practice, engaging over 1,800 students and faculty members in a vibrant display of national pride and historical reflection [1]. Group 1 - The performance began with a choir from the Agricultural College singing "The Song of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army," accompanied by historical footage of soldiers crossing the Yalu River, creating a poignant connection to the themes of sacrifice and patriotism [2]. - Emotional scenes depicted in the performance, such as the "Ice Sculpture Company" soldiers and the struggles of the volunteer army, moved many audience members to tears, highlighting the personal sacrifices made during the war [2]. - Students shared touching stories from their interviews with veterans, emphasizing the tangible connection between past sacrifices and present responsibilities, with a veteran urging students to study hard and contribute to the nation [4]. Group 2 - The event featured various performances, including a choir from the Textile and Clothing College singing "Ode to the Motherland," reinforcing the theme of national pride [6]. - Students expressed how rehearsals and related films deepened their understanding of the sacrifices made by soldiers, with one student reflecting on the emotional impact of singing about their homeland [7]. - The university has been actively promoting the spirit of the Korean War through various educational activities, such as reciting "Red Letters" and sharing "War Diaries," aiming to bring historical lessons to life for the youth [8].