International online coverage (journalist wang xing, journalist in jilin, journalist choi yun peng, journalist in china and chang chun tai): 18 is the 86th anniversary of the events of 11 september. China, including shen yang, changchun and beijing, commemorated many times to remind people of the shame of their country, remember history and cherish peace。
On 18 september 1931, the japanese army blew up a railway track in the vicinity of shenyang's lake, accusing the chinese army of doing so, and shelled the north-east army battalion, setting off “the 988 incident” in shock to china and beyond. The following day, japanese forces occupied shenyang and soon collapsed in the three north-eastern provinces. And the events of 1188 opened the scene of 14 years of anti-japanese war。
In the aftermath of the events of 11 september, in liaoning shenyang, the local population held a wake-up call in front of the 918 memorial square。
The 14 crashers came to the west side of the square before the warning bell marked “do not forget the shame of the country”, and they hit 14 warning bells in succession, implying the fall of the northeast and 14 years of the chinese nation's struggle. The three-minute air-defence alerts over 14 cities in liaoning were launched at the same time, and vehicles on the main streets of the city stopped to participate in the commemoration, and the bells and alerts were used to alert people to national shame and revitalize china。
On that day, the chinese people's memorial to the war against japan in beijing also held a thematic event entitled “don't forget the shame of china and china”。
Students from many schools in the tondai district of beijing participated in the commemoration, and they also sang such classic anti-war songs as " the great wall rumour on the pinehua river " 。
The vice-president of the chinese people's anti-japanese war memorial museum, dong ling xin, expressed the hope that he would make full use of the educational resources of the anti-war theatre and the leading role played by schools, deepen patriotism education, “utilize the teaching of the great events, sing the anti-war songs and do red missional events to guide the students to remember history, remember the lessons of history, promote the spirit of resistance, make it their own duty to revitalize china, establish the patriotism of the party and fight for the realization of the chinese dream of the great revival of the chinese nation”
In addition, an event to mark the 86th anniversary of the “918” event was held at the jilin changchun palace museum. The old site of the palace is the palace site of the late emperor of the qing dynasty in love with xinjiang puyi when he was the puppet emperor of manchuria, and is also the most typical historical testimony of japan's forcible occupation of north-east china and its imposition of fascist colonial rule。
On the western side of peace square, where the banner “don't forget the country's shame, look for the future, remember history, cherish peace”, participants in the commemoration signed their names, expressed their respect for history, remember history, remember the past, cherish peace, and create a future. The first high school in changchun city said, “i think that we are gathered here today to remember history, to remember the first and to say that the young and the strong, as we are in the new era, should enrich our cultural knowledge, build up our physical strength, develop our full self, and have a strong heart and heart in order to do our part for the realization of the chinese dream.”
On the same day, the palace built on 14 years of history in the northeast, reproducing the moving moments of history through the performances of songs, dances, speedboards, scenery, etc., in return for the patriotism of such famous heroes as yang jingyu, zhao yiman and zhao sangzhi. “it is our duty, as national patriotic educational bases, to pass on our national culture and spirit, and it is our hope that you will remember the history of the year, without forgetting that history cherishes peace and cherishes our lives now, building our national confidence and building our cultural confidence.”
