This morning, a military parade commemorating the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War was held in Tiananmen Square, Beijing. China commemorates the great victory of defending its homeland and resisting foreign enemies 70 years ago in the most solemn and solemn form. In order to highlight the theme, veterans of the Anti-Japanese War were specially arranged to participate in the dichotomy. The anti-Japanese war veterans who participated in the military parade this time were selected from the mainland and are currently alive. The anti-Japanese war veterans of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. The average age of is 90 years old and the highest age is 102 years old. These old heroes were mainly selected from veteran soldiers such as the Eighth Route Army, the New Fourth Army, the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army, and the South China Guerrillas led by the Communist Party of China, and among the old Kuomintang soldiers who participated in front-line battlefield operations such as Shanxi, Hunan, Yunnan, Guangxi, and Guizhou, as well as the Chinese Expeditionary Force. Why are there no Kuomintang veterans from Taiwan? It is said to be like this: According to Hu Baolin, a descendant of Huangpu, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference in Hong Kong, and chairman of the Greater China Association of Hong Kong, many nearly 100-year-old Kuomintang veterans of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression have received invitations from the mainland and will be paraded by car on the anniversary of the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. The process is as follows: Taiwanese authorities' defense department spokesperson Luo Shaohe acted as a "respecting the elderly and loving the young" in an interview with the island media and said: I hope that the veterans on the island "pay attention to their bodies", "try to avoid traveling as much as possible", and their appeals to the veterans should not be affected by the "unified front" of the CCP. As a result... In order to avoid trouble, the answer can be imagined There have never been so many Taiwanese compatriots in Tiananmen Square Although Taiwan's veterans of the Anti-Japanese War did not refer to it, it is estimated that about 500 Taiwanese people were invited this time, and the importance of the mainland's victory commemoration of the War of Resistance Against Japan can be imagined. Since the founding of New China, Taiwanese people have been frequent visitors on the National Day parade and watch platform in mainland China. The founding ceremony on October 1, 1949 invited Tian Fuda, a Taiwanese Tayya tribe who was already in Beijing at that time, to climb to the Tiananmen Gate Tower to watch the ceremony. In 2009, when cross-strait relations were in a new situation, it coincided with the 60th anniversary of the National Day military parade. In order to express its importance to Taiwanese society, the mainland specially arranged for honorary professors of Taiwan University Hoover and Zhang Linzheng, President of the Cross-Strait Peaceful Reunification Promotion Association Guo Junci, Chairman of the Workers' Party Wu Rongyuan, Chairman of the China Unification Alliance Ji Xin, Chairman of the All-China Federation of Taiwan Enterprises Zhang Hanwen, President of Runtai Group Yin Yanliang, President of Runtai Group Yin Yanliang, among which the top 5 are generally considered representatives of patriots who support national unity in the island. This time, more than a month ago, the mainland officials launched three major Taiwan-related systems and invited Taiwanese people to attend the military parade. Including Lien Chan, representatives of veterans and their relatives of the War of Resistance in Taiwan, representatives of patriots from Taiwan Province and their relatives of the war of resistance in Taiwan, and representatives of people from all walks of life in Taiwan, the invitation scale is unprecedentedly large. On the day of the military parade, there were three different specifications of seating areas for Taiwanese guests to watch the ceremony. The most treated VIP area is located on the Tiananmen Gate Tower and is watching the ceremony with mainland leaders, leaders of various countries, and government representatives. The second is the temporary viewing platform below the city tower, and the others are arranged in the temporary viewing area on the north side of the Great Hall of the People, including Wang Xuehong and Xu Tao of VIA Group, Wei Xinxiong, chairman of China Airlines, Chen Chaowei, former chairman of CNPC, Chen Tianwen, chairman of Qunyi Financial Group, Li Chengjia, and Lin Qingfa, Ye Huide, and Wang Rensheng, presidents of Taiwan Associations in various parts of the mainland. Listen to what Taiwanese compatriots said after the military parade Taiwanese compatriots Chen Wennan: It is very shocking and proud of us Chinese. Taiwanese compatriot Li Jinlong: I was very excited to watch this military parade because our Chinese nation was united and won the victory. We see that our country's military strength is very strong. Taiwanese compatriot Chen Mingyang: I am very excited. Today we show that we have stood up. We must remember history and remember the past, and accumulate past experiences and stand up stronger. What is the significance of inviting Taiwanese guests? The victory of the Anti-Japanese War is the result of the joint struggle of all Chinese people. In this war, our compatriots in Taiwan not only did not absent, but also actively participated, playing an important role. Since 1895, when Japan invaded Taiwan, the Taiwanese people have launched an indomitable struggle against the invaders, and more than 650,000 people have died in the 50 years of colonial rule. After Japan launched a full-scale war of aggression against China, Taiwan upholds the national justice of "to save Taiwan, save the motherland first". More than 50,000 Taiwanese compatriots returned to the motherland to participate in the anti-Japanese war, and fought against Japan with blood and tears for 50 years. Therefore, Taiwan must certainly not be absent from the event commemorating the 70th anniversary of the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan. The people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait have the right and obligation to join hands to commemorate them together, and they should also have the responsibility to defend territorial sovereignty and safeguard historical justice. Li Liqun, the second son of Li Youbang, a descendant of Taiwan's anti-Japanese hero, pointed out incisively in an interview with Taiwanese media: 's trip to the mainland can also enhance cross-strait relations, which is a very appropriate behavior; Taiwan's pattern must be magnified and cannot always live in its own world. The War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression is a war of resistance for the entire Chinese nation and a great battle for the Chinese army to fight against foreign enemies on two battlefields behind enemy lines and in front. Their achievements will always be recorded in history. Joining hands to commemorate the victory of the War of Resistance will help all walks of life on both sides of the Taiwan Strait to relive the common memory of jointly resisting foreign aggression and achieving national independence and liberation. We sincerely hope that the two sides of the Taiwan Strait will take this opportunity to gather memory, cognition and emotions, share national events, defend national dignity, and spread national honors, work together to create a new future for cross-strait relations, and jointly commit to the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. (Comprehensive report on "Strait TV Today's Strait", please indicate the quote from "Strait Today") 







Honorary Vice Chairman of the Central Committee of Taiwan League Tian Fuda 


Lien Zhan and his wife Lian Fangyu and others watched the military parade on the Tiananmen Gate Tower in Beijing. In the 14 National Day parades in the mainland since 1949, no Taiwanese political leaders attended. This year, the mainland held the first anti-Japanese war parade for the first time, which is also of far-reaching milestone for cross-strait relations.
When meeting with Lien Chan and his party, General Secretary Xi Jinping pointed out that the Kuomintang and the Communist Party cooperated to establish a national united front against Japan, and cooperated and fought in coordination on the front battlefield and the battlefield behind enemy lines, which made significant contributions to the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan. This has gone beyond the historical grievances of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, and emphasizes integrity and the consciousness of the whole nation. is based on this historical view of the Chinese nation. It is reasonable to consider the mainland inviting Taiwanese compatriots to participate in commemorative activities and jointly commemorate the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. In contrast, Taiwan cannot make a strong way to correct the chaos and even absurd historical views on Taiwan. It does not make in-depth thinking and summary of the significance of the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan. Instead, it is entangled in "competing" with the mainland for the "dominance" of the War of Resistance, and even obstructs people on the island from participating in mainland commemorative activities. Such behavior, in the smallest way, is the situation not big, but in the big way, isn’t it because the relatives suffer and the enemy is happy? 

Taiwanese compatriot Wang Xunwu: My grandfather participated in the struggle between the anti-Japanese enemy and the enemy behind. We are a great member of the Chinese nation. We can witness this moment together. We hope that the two sides of the Taiwan Strait will unite in the War of Resistance Against Japan with unity and morality, and the spirit of fighting against Japan will be carried forward more. Including this time, veterans of the famous party came here. The significance of cross-strait exchanges is more profound. In the future, I hope that the two sides of the Taiwan Strait will be more united and prosperous.