As the world marks 80 years since the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, young voices like Anna Yuschenko’s are turning history into a rallying cry for today. The Tsinghua University student, whose great-grandparents survived WWII, shares how faded family photos and wartime stories shape her generation’s vision for peace.
🔍 'My great-grandfather fought fascism—not just for Russia, but for humanity,' Anna says. For her, the war’s legacy isn’t just a chapter in textbooks; it’s a reminder that 'Gen Z must build bridges, not walls.'
🌐 With global tensions rising, Anna argues that Zoomers have a unique role: 'We’re the first digitally connected generation. Let’s use that power to choose dialogue over division.' Her message? #NeverForget means #NeverRepeat.
💡 From campus debates to TikTok activism, young people worldwide are redefining what 'peace' looks like—and Anna’s story proves history’s lessons are more viral than ever.
