The leaders at the conference accusing the Japanese invasion of China: Although they were dressed shabby, they could not hide their confidence and calmness!
This is a very rare photo, taken in the summer of 1937, when the Japanese army launched a full-scale invasion of China. The picture shows several leaders of our party and army taking a group photo at an event to accuse the Japanese invaders of atrocities.
It can be seen from the photos that although Chairman Mao Zedong, Comrade Shaoqi, Mr. Lin and Mr. Nie are all senior leaders, their clothes are very simple, even shabby, and no better than ordinary farmers. Moreover, everyone's clothes seem to be not full-body, and the trouser legs are all short, exposing part of the calf. But from their brows, we can see incomparable confidence and calmness. Chairman
was turning his head to talk to someone. He was wearing a military uniform, a military cap on his head, and his fingers were making a wrench-like gesture. He is still so thin and tall; next to the chairman is Comrade Shaoqi, who is wearing dark clothes, as upright and serious as ever, he crosses his hands on his legs and listens very seriously; Marshal Nie Rongzhen sits next to Comrade Shaoqi, his sitting posture is more He is more relaxed and casual, looking at the camera, as if he is talking about something; the one at the far side is Mr. Lin, whose eyes have just looked towards the camera. From this photo, Mr. Lin is both restrained and unsmiling, and even has a shy expression.
