Today is September 18, and in history we have found that on September 18, 1991, a court in Naples, Italy sentenced to jail for possession and taking cocaine for 214 months and fined US$3,175.
And on September 18, 1947, the United States established US CIA .
I remember that in 1992, Henan Public Security also cracked a major case of cultural relics theft in , Luoyang, Henan, and Luoyang.
987 On September 18, 1987, the national model workers in the Beijing Department Store "grasp the right one" Zhang Binggui passed away.
Later, many people thought this number seemed auspicious, and Guangdong people like to say 918 as: Just post it.
Today is September 18, 2022. I believe that all Chinese people are very sensitive to the days of 9 and 18, because this day was the day when the Japanese Kwantung Army, which had less than 30,000 in Northeast China, suddenly launched armed invasion to nearly 200,000 Chinese troops, and also began the 14-year anti-Japanese war in China.
What happened that day?
1931 at around 10 pm on September 18, 1931, Lieutenant of the Kanto Army Kawabata (what messy name) led several subordinates to blow up a section of the South Manchuria Railway near Liutiao Lake about 800 meters south of Beidaying in Shenyang. The Japanese army arranged a fake scene here and placed three bodies in Chinese soldiers' uniforms, which falsely accused the Chinese army of destroying the railway.
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Then, the Japanese army used this as an excuse to launch an attack on the Chinese Northeast Army resident Beidaying . At 4 a.m. the next morning, the Fifth Battalion of the Japanese Independent Garrison arrived at Beidaying from Tieling to join the battle. At 5:30, the Seventh Brigade of the Northeast Army retreated to Dongshanzuizi, Shenyang, and the Japanese army occupied Beidaying. In this battle, the Northeast Army suffered more than 300 casualties, and the Japanese Army had only 24 casualties.
I don’t know much about military affairs, but from this casualty ratio, the casualties of the Chinese army are far greater than the casualties of the Japanese army. Of course, the sudden attack will indeed catch the opponent off guard, but don’t forget that there were nearly 200,000 Chinese defenders at that time. If we could unite at that time, we would naturally drive less than 30,000 Japanese devils out of China through this matter. I don’t think it would be impossible.
But I just don’t understand: Zhang Xueliang still left the Northeast with his 200,000 troops and gave up the Northeast.
(Master Zhang Xueliang?)
In February 11932, the entire northeast fell. Since then, Japan established a puppet Manchukuo puppet regime in Northeast China, and began to enslave and colonize the people of the Northeast for 14 years, causing more than 30 million compatriots in the Northeast to suffer the pain of the destruction of slaves.
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Let’s take a look at what the Chinese government did at that time after the September 18th Incident occurred.
931, the second day after the "September 18th" incident broke out, the Chinese plenipotentiary representative of the International Alliance International Alliance Shi Zhaoji reported the incident to the League of Nations, filed a complaint by . At the same time, the United States, Britain and other governments asked international organizations to uphold justice and hoped that international countries would pay close attention to Japan's invasion in Northeast China.
On the same day, then Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Zhengting filed a serious protest to Japanese Minister Shigemitsu Ao. (How serious is it?)
After the outbreak of the "September 18th" Incident, Nanjing National Government's basic policy for handling the incident was: No resistance in military terms, no direct diplomatic relations with Japan, but more on the coalition of the international community, hoping that the League of Nations and the "Non-war Convention" countries would go to face Japan's pressure.
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I don’t understand this matter………
. When did the Japanese devils enter the land of Northeast China?
2. How can they be able to dominate the land of China by live ammunition?
I think: Without the traitor puppet government and corrupt and incompetent warlords, those Japanese devils would never have set foot on China's land.
Generally, what we think is the war of aggression is the sudden entry of other countries into my territory and killing and robbing the people of our country...
In the past, it was said that the July 7 Incident was an invasion war that took place at my doorstep, but I think the September 18th Incident was still an invasion war that took place at my doorstep. Because before the September 18th Incident, nearly 30,000 Japanese soldiers had entered the land in Northeast China.
This has to make people think about how backward, corrupt and incompetent warlords could really destroy a country.
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1991, the September 18th History Museum was opened in Shenyang. Former Japanese Prime Minister Hashimoto Ryutaro visited this place when he visited China in 1997, writing "Harmony is the most important."
If one day I can go to the Yasukuni Shrine in Japan, I will write down: Grass mud horse.
There is one thing I don’t understand: I don’t know why until now, no film company has ever shot movies on this topic? I think people should always remember this special and important day for , especially our children, through feature films with real historical themes.
Although we are far from war now, the danger has never been eliminated.
