The Crime Evidence Exhibition Hall of the 731st Unit of the Japanese Invaders Against China introduces a special exhibition to the Northeast Martyrs Memorial Hall to relive the 14 years of the Anti-Japanese War in Heilongjiang

China News Service, Harbin, September 30 (Shi Yifu and Ren Qianxin) Coinciding with the Chinese Martyrs' Day, the 731st Invading Japanese Army's Crime Evidence Exhibition Hall was introduced to the Northeast Martyrs Memorial Hall, "Heilongjiang in the 14 Years of the Anti-Japanese War". The special exhibition opened on the 30th and lasted for one month. It led the public to relive the arduous years of the Anti-Japanese War in Heilongjiang and commemorate the revolutionary martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the country.

People visit the special exhibition "Heilongjiang in 14 Years of Anti-Japanese War". Photo by Shi Yifu

This exhibition is located in the 731st Crime Evidence Exhibition Hall of the Japanese Invasion of China. It forms a historical contrast with the original display of the crimes of the Japanese invaders in the museum: on one side is the irrefutable evidence of the atrocities committed by the invaders, and on the other side is the group portrait of the resistance of the Northeast soldiers and civilians. The two corroborate each other and completely present the historical panorama of Heilongjiang's 14-year war of resistance.

After the September 18th Incident in 1931, Heilongjiang became the core position of the Northeast Anti-Japanese War. At the time of crisis, the Chinese Communists formed multiple anti-Japanese armed forces in Heilongjiang, gathering patriotic forces from all walks of life, and fought bloody battles among the white mountains and black waters for 14 years, making great contributions to the victory of the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War.

This exhibition uses vivid historical materials to awaken red memories, allowing the public to remember history while looking back at suffering and struggle, pay tribute to martyrs, and inherit the indomitable national spirit. (over)