An Iron helmet of the 29th Corps

This iron helmet of the 29th Corps of the National Revolutionary Army was unearthed from under the city wall of Wanping in 1985.

Suitcase used by Ji Hongchang's wife to send weapons to her husband

Ji Hongchang (1895-1934) was from Fugou, Henan Province. He joined the Northwest Army at the age of 18 and fought his way up from a soldier to a corps commander.

Different versions of On the Protracted War published at different times

On the Protracted War was an important article published by Mao Zedong during the War of Resistance against Japanese Agression.

An envelope of a family letter by martyr Li Yunpeng

This is the envelope of a letter written by New Fourth Army soldier Li Yunpeng to his family.

Pancake griddle, the tool used by "Heroic Mother" Deng Yufen to make food for the wounded soldiers of the Eighth Route Army

This pancake griddle was used by Deng to make food for the injured and ill soldiers of the Eighth Route Army.

Memory of Singapore's anti-Japanese hero kept alive 75 years after WWII

"I hope the young generation will be grateful and cherish what we have today and will stand up bravely for the country when needed," says Leow Oon Geok, daughter of Singapore anti-Japanese hero Lim Bo Seng.

Moscow thanks 79-year-old Chinese man

Li Baohua, 79, became on Thursday the fourth member of his family to have received a medal from Moscow for their sacrifices and contributions to defeating fascist powers. His recognition came on the same day that victory was celebrated on the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II.

Dr. Norman Bethune and his ardent disciple

In Niuyangou, a small village in Tangxian County of North China's Hebei Province, Su met Dr. Bethune for the first time. "He is very kind and treats our children very well," Su remembered.

U.S.-China cooperation in fighting Japanese aggression in WWII "worth remembering": Kuhn

"What is worth remembering about U.S.-China cooperation in fighting Japanese aggression in World War II is that, at the time, the interests of the U.S. and China differed, yet they still cooperated, united by a common foe," renowned American public intellectual Robert Lawrence Kuhn has said.

Voluntary groups care for aging Chinese war veterans

Ma Zhengqun has been devoted to photographing Chinese veterans of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression over the past 15 years. So far, she has taken portraits for more than 1,000 former soldiers from across the country.

China's war against Japanese aggression in numbers

September 3 of this year marks the 75th anniversary of China's victory in its war against Japan's invasion. Here are the basic facts you should know about the war.

Xi's quotes on China's war against Japanese aggression

Battle archives of Chinese general of Anti-Japanese War open to public

Battle archives of a well-known Chinese general of the Anti-Japanese War have been open to the public on Tuesday in northeast China's Jilin Province.

War against Japanese aggression: 75 years on

Sept 3 marks the 75th victory anniversary of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. The war, which lasted 14 years, was an important part of the worldwide anti-fascist struggle.

Memories, facts of anti-Japanese war should be preserved: Russian veteran

"We must remember this. We must talk about those events, talk about how everything happened. Everybody must be interested in this. After all, everyone needs the truth," said Russian veteran Taras Shchudlo.

Keeping the legacy of Singapore's anti-Japanese entrepreneur alive

After Japan launched an all-round invasion against China in 1937, business pioneer and philanthropist Tan Kah Kee delivered passionate speeches to rally the overseas Chinese across Southeast Asian countries for funds and manpower to "help the motherland at her hour of need."

Heroic wartime siege in Shanghai relived

One scene in particular, based on a real incident, that struck Zhang and many other moviegoers features soldier Chen Shusheng, with hand grenades tied to his body, jumping to his death from a wall, killing Japanese troops hiding underneath.

China's war against Japanese aggression in numbers

September 3 of this year marks the 75th anniversary of China's victory in its war against Japan's invasion. Here are the basic facts you should know about the war.

Indian doctor leaves legacy of eternal friendship

A bronze statue of an Indian man erected outside a medical school in North China is to be formally unveiled early next month. When passers-by look up, they might not recognize the face but most of them have heard the name: Ke Dihua.

Feature: John Rabe, hero of Nanjing

For decades, Hamburg-born John Rabe has been a household name in Nanjing, a Chinese city thousands of kilometers away from Germany that was traumatized by a massacre during World War II.

Nanjing Massacre survivor dies at 99

A 99-year-old survivor of the Nanjing Massacre died on Wednesday, reducing the number officially registered to 73, according to the Memorial Hall of the Victims of the Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders.

91-year-old Japanese PLA veteran keeps criticizing Japanese military’s atrocities in China

This is the dreadful memory told by Yukiko Yamabe, a 91-year-old Japanese veteran once assigned to the Chinese PLA. Nearly 80 years ago, she followed her father to Benxi, China from Tokyo. The tragic scene of the gas explosion in the Benxi Lake coal mine had been so unforgettable that it always haunted Yukiko Yamabe. At that time, she did not understand why Japan had invaded China.

Yasukuni Shrine: Controversy, history and peace

As August 15, the day in 1945 when Japan announced its surrender to bring an end to World War Two, approaches, concerns are mounting over whether Japanese politicians will again visit the Yasukuni Shrine or make offerings.

American museum helps raise U.S. public awareness about China's history in WWII

As Saturday marked the 75th anniversary of the Japanese surrender in World War II, staff members of the Museum of American Armor on Long Island, New York State were discussing history in both the exhibition hall and an immersive encampment.

VJ Day - 75 Years On: A look at China's role in World War II

In World War Two, China was the main battlefield against Japanese fascist aggression and the main battlefield in the East for the world anti-fascist war.

A look back at China's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression

A saying goes, "every inch of the Chinese territory is covered by blood," for the millions of Chinese who died during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.

Unforgotten memory of Chongqing arsenal in wartime

When Japan announced its surrender in World War II on Aug. 15, 1945, every corner of China and each victim of the Japanese invasion was full of joy, including a major munitions factory in southwestern Chongqing.

Remembering history: Japanese soldiers' cruelty in China during World War II

This year marks the 75th anniversary of the Victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. The 14-year war claimed the lives of about 35 million Chinese civilians and soldiers. Here is a special report on Japanese soldiers' cruelty in China during WWII.

Chinese veterans recall the Lugou Bridge Incident

On July 7, 1937, Japanese troops attacked Lugou Bridge, a crucial access point to Beijing. The incident is believed by many to have been the comprehensive outbreak of the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. Eighty-three years on, Chinese veterans still remember what happened that night.

Man behind war museum advocates peace

Wu Xianbin, a 56-year-old Nanjing-based businessman, is the curator of the private museum. As a resident of Nanjing, he always had special feelings about the war against Japanese aggression.

Nanjing Massacre: What do people in Nanjing think about it?

Nanjing, the capital city of east China's Jiangsu Province, is holding an annual solemn commemoration of the Chinese civilians and unarmed soldiers that were killed in a span of six weeks after the imperial Japanese troops occupied the then Chinese capital on December 13, 1937. Today the tragedy is known as the Nanjing Massacre.

Female Red Army veteran of Long March passes away at the age of 107

Wang Dingguo, a Red Army veteran who had completed the Long March, died of illness at the age of 107 on Tuesday, leaving the world with one less survivor of the epic military expedition who knew so well about the struggle, and more importantly, the power of determination and faith.

Victims of Nanjing Massacre remembered

Scholars and leaders from the Chinese Canadian community called for world peace at a forum in Toronto to remember victims of the Nanjing Massacre.

Victims of Nanjing Massacre relive their experience and call for peace

This year marks the 82nd anniversary of the Nanjing Massacre, a six-week mass murder and mass rape committed by the Japanese invaders that began on December 13, 1937.

Across China: DNA breakthrough brings lost WWII soldiers home

More than 70 years after he died fighting the Japanese invasion of China, soldier D02324 has his name again -- and his family.

An old Taiwan family's tale of fighting Japanese aggression

An old Taiwan family's tale of fighting Japanese aggression

US "Flying Tigers" families cherish lasting bond with China

"It is important to remember the US-China friendship that was established during WWII and it's a proved victory," Greene said.