China marked its 10th annual Martyrs’ Day on Monday, paying tribute to those who sacrificed their lives for the nation’s development and security. Across the country, officials and residents observed moments of silence 🕯️, laid flowers 🌸, and attended ceremonies to honor historical figures who shaped modern China.
The day coincides with the anniversary of Victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, blending remembrance with cultural pride. Schools and museums also hosted interactive exhibits 📚, while social media buzzed with stories of resilience using hashtags like #NeverForget.
State media emphasized unity and patriotism, calling the martyrs ‘eternal role models’ 💪. Youth groups organized volunteer initiatives to preserve memorial sites, echoing the theme of ‘passing the torch’ 🔥 to younger generations.
