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84 years ago, the citizens of Shangrao held aloft the slogans "Hit the Japanese bandits" and "Recover the Lost Land"

84 years ago, the citizens of Shangrao held aloft the slogans "Hit the Japanese bandits" and "Recover the Lost Land"

For those who lived in Shangrao, in what way did the Shangrao people express their anger at the invading Japanese army that invaded China's territory and killed the people?

84 years ago, the citizens of Shangrao held aloft the slogans "Hit the Japanese bandits" and "Recover the Lost Land"
84 years ago, the citizens of Shangrao held aloft the slogans "Hit the Japanese bandits" and "Recover the Lost Land"

The "Gandong Minbao" collected by Mr. Liu Zhiyong, a collector in Shangrao City, found the newspaper record of October 20, 1938, the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938), when the reporter wrote a news feature, recording that the way shangrao celebrated at that time was to carry a lantern parade, hold aloft the slogans of "Hit the Japanese bandits" and "Recover the lost land", and resolutely drive the Invading Japanese Army out of China.

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