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In the Victory Day Parade, Chinese President Xi Jinping has warned that China is never afraid of any bullying. He said that humanity has to choose the path between peace or war, conversation or conflict and the advantages or disadvantages of everyone.
According to the BBC report, Xi Jinping is hosting the largest military parade ever on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of Japan’s defeat in World War II. At the end of the Second World War, Japan had succumbed to China, for which China has organized this military parade. China sent an invitation to 26 countries to join the Victory Parade, with its special friends- Russia, North Korea and Pakistan- Also involved.
At the beginning of his speech in the Victory Parade, Xi Jinping while addressing more than 50 thousand audiences said, ‘Comrade and friends, we have gathered to celebrate the 80th anniversary of China’s victory. He appealed to the people of China to remember history and said that he should remember the veterans who fought against Japan.
Xi Jinping said, ‘History warns us that humanity arises along with and falls at the same time. China is never afraid of any bullying and always moves forward. He said that this is a ‘new journey, new era’. She said Xi Jinping, ‘The Chinese nation is a great nation that is never afraid of intimidating anyone. China is strong, not afraid of anyone and ready to play a leadership role in the world. Chinese are people who are not afraid of violence, self -sufficient and strong. Along with this, we will stand on the path of peaceful development and will form a common community for humanity with people of all countries.
What is the history of China-Japan War?
The war between China and Japan between 1937 and 1945 was part of the Second World War, known as the resistance war against Japan’s invasion in China. Millions of Chinese citizens and soldiers were killed in this war. Japan attacked China extensively after the Marco Polo Bridge incident in 1937.
Meanwhile, there was also an incident of Nanjing massacre in China. Between 1937 and 1938, after capturing Nanjing, the Japanese army carried out a massive massacre, killing millions of Chinese citizens and soldiers. The Chinese army also took strict action against Japan and brought the Japanese army to knees on 3 September 1945. On this day, Japan informally surrendered, which China celebrates as ‘Victory Over Japan Day’.