President Xi Jinping and Chinese leaders will gather at Beijing's Tian'anmen Square on Tuesday to pay solemn tribute to fallen heroes, marking the 12th Martyrs' Day. The ceremony, attended by diverse community representatives, centers on the Monument to the People's Heroes—a symbol of courage and sacrifice.
📅 This year’s event holds special significance as China commemorates the 80th anniversary of its victory in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War—a global struggle for peace. The timing, just before National Day (Oct 1), bridges historical remembrance with modern patriotism.
🎥 For the first time, China Media Group will broadcast the ceremony live, allowing young audiences worldwide to witness this blend of tradition and modernity. Think of it as history class meets TikTok generation—vital stories told through today’s lenses.
💬 'Honoring martyrs isn’t just about the past,' says Li Wei, a Beijing university student. 'It’s recognizing how their resilience shapes our future.' From WWII veterans to unsung heroes, the day celebrates unity and perseverance—values that resonate globally.
