Group 1 - The State Council Information Office held a press conference to introduce the 80th anniversary theme exhibition of the victory in the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War, along with related artistic works and activities [1] - The Central Radio and Television Station (CCTV) has formed a specialized team to prepare high-standard coverage of the commemorative activities, focusing on the significance of the victory and the contributions of the Chinese people [3][4] Group 2 - CCTV will broadcast a ten-part political commentary series titled "Victory," which reviews the arduous history of the Anti-Japanese War and highlights the role of the Chinese Communist Party [4] - A five-part documentary series titled "Mountains and Rivers Remember" will showcase the strategic tactics employed by the Chinese military and people during the prolonged war [4] - Six-part documentaries "Surrender" and "Flames of War and Heart" will depict the historical battles and the contributions of overseas Chinese in the Anti-Japanese War [4] Group 3 - Two key television dramas will be launched: "Our Rivers and Mountains," focusing on the Shandong region's resistance, and "Return to the Team," depicting the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army's struggles [5] Group 4 - A team of over 100 personnel equipped with 8K ultra-high-definition broadcasting systems will collaborate with the Ministry of Culture and Tourism to enhance the coverage of the 80th anniversary cultural gala [7] - CCTV will air a ten-part special program "Songs of War," featuring classic anti-Japanese songs to showcase the great struggle led by the Communist Party [7] Group 5 - CCTV has selected high-quality dramas for rebroadcast, including "Children of Hutuo," "Rebels," and "Heroes of Taihang," starting from late June across multiple channels [8] - A thematic film exhibition titled "Remembering History, Honoring Heroes" will showcase nearly 100 domestic anti-Japanese films from July until the end of the year [8]