The Chinese People's Anti -Japanese War Art Exhibition was held in South Korea

August 15, 1945 was the day when Japan announced an unconditional surrender. For the people on the Korean Peninsula, this day is also the "re -festival" of their independence of national independence. Recently, a group of art works reflecting the Chinese people's anti -Japanese journey came to South Korea and met with South Korean audiences to tell the hardships of the Chinese people's anti -Japan.

The reporter Tang Xin: This exhibition is divided into four theme sections according to the different stages of the Chinese People's Anti -Japanese War, which is the four cards I held in my hands. "" Soldiers are the foundation of victory "and" just victory in justice ". At the scene, through the art works such as prints, the hardships of the Chinese people's anti -Japanese war were vividly reproduced.

The exhibition includes more than 100 art works such as prints, oil paintings, and Chinese paintings created during the Anti -Japanese War. Most of them are scenes that reflect the fighting against Japan. Each work is also equipped with Chinese and Korean descriptions.

Han Shijun, the curator of the South Korean Independence Memorial: Japan often denies and distorted the history of China and South Korea. China and South Korea suffered pain and suffering under Japan's aggression, but we finally won.

Mentioning the actions of the Japanese right -wing forces to beautify the war, denial, and try to cover up the crime of war, Yin Huiduo, a professor at the National Hanjing University of Korea, believes that the more that, China and South Korea need to remember history and move forward.

Yin Huiduo, a professor at the National Hanjing University of South Korea: As the right -wing forces in Japan occupy the upper hand of the political scene, Japan has a denied or even covering up the crime of war, and it is very angry about the Korean people.

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