On the night of September 18, 1931, the Kwantung Army of the militarist Japanese empire, entrenched in northeast China, orchestrated a false flag operation by blowing up the South Manchurian railway. This act, intended to blame the Chinese army, marked the beginning of the \"September 18 Incident,\" igniting a 14-year struggle against Japanese aggression. 🚂🔥
92 Years Later: A Time for Reflection
This Monday marks the 92nd anniversary of the September 18 Incident. As sharp air defense sirens echoed across China’s skies, 1.4 billion hearts felt waves of sorrow once again. To forget history is to betray it; we must remember the sacrifices made for our peace. 🕰️💔
Commemorating for Peace, Not Hatred
We honor this event not to perpetuate historical hatred or to seek revenge, but to cherish peace and remember the painful lessons that our people paid for with their lives and blood. ✌️❤️
The Importance of a Strong Nation
History teaches us the necessity of a strong and modernized nation to protect our people and uphold our basic rights. Without the protection of the motherland, our independence and prosperity could be jeopardized. Let us all cherish the hard-won independence and the peace we enjoy today. 💪🏽🏛️🌟
