Old historical photos: The Chinese Expeditionary Force during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Chinese soldiers who fought against the Japanese on the battlefield!

History has its own life, it is like a person, both easy-going and self-respecting. ——Yu Qiuyu

On August 29, 1944, on the Matsuyama Front, Chinese soldiers searched for a Japanese artillery position after the battle. A Body of a Japanese Soldier was found in the fort.

The U.S. 14th Air Force covered the planes with straw to airlift Wounded Chinese soldiers on the front lines to the rear military hospital.

The Chinese Mule and Horse Transport Team is transporting howitzers to the Longling front.

On September 4, 1944, before the 53rd Army of the Chinese Expeditionary Force was about to launch a charge against the Tengchong Japanese army, the U.S. Liaison Group gave its steel helmets to the Chinese soldiers. These helmets will be given priority to soldiers at the front of the charge.

In the Burmese battlefield, a 155 howitzer of the Chinese army in India was mired in the mud.

After the Battle of Changsha, Red Cross nurses escorted two wounded soldiers to the rear hospital.

Chinese soldiers boarded a plane in Kunming.

At Dam Airport, a Chinese soldier stands guard on an abandoned Japanese tank.

Near Jianshu to the south, a Chinese soldier was operating an 81mm mortar, and the Chinese 2nd Battalion had been shelling the Japanese hiding in the valley for a week.

Tengchong, under the cover of riflemen, Chinese soldiers attacked the Japanese bunker with flamethrowers and caused an explosion, killing all the Japanese troops in the bunker.

A Chinese soldier monitors the Japanese position, which is only 100 yards from the Japanese position.

Chinese wounded on the battlefield. Old photos record history and don't forget the past!