【Daily Question】True or False: September 18th is regarded by the People’s Republic of China as a National Day of Shame. (Reply +5)

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This post was last edited by Guan Gongyu on 2015-9-19 08:43. Remember history and never forget the national humiliation. True or False question [One question per day]: September 18th is considered a day of national humiliation by the People’s Republic of China. ( ) September 18 is regarded by the People’s Republic of China as a National Day of Shame. (√) The September 18th Incident, also known as the Shenyang Incident, Fengtian Incident, Shengjing Incident, Manchuria Incident, or Liutiaohu Incident, refers to a **conflict and political event that broke out in Northeast China on September 18, 1931. The parties involved in the conflict were the Chinese Northeast Army and the Japanese Kwantung Army; the Japanese forces occupied Shenyang under the pretext that the Chinese army had blown up the South Manchuria Railway built by Japan. After the incident broke out, tensions between Japan and China intensified, which in turn led to Japan’s full-scale invasion of China. Due to the \"non-resistance policy\" pursued by the national government at that time, all three provinces in Northeast China fell under enemy control within a few years. 　　After the founding of the People’s Republic of China, September 18th is regarded by the People’s Republic of China as a National Day of Shame. To boost the popularity of this section and help new members grow more quickly, the Petrochemical Deep Processing section is launching the 【One Question per Day】 campaign starting today, offering generous rewards to those who participate! The rewards are as follows: Participating in the quiz earns +2 wealth (wealth is added automatically). +3 wealth for each correct answer. If an analysis and explanation of the question or answer is provided, +5~8 wealth. First responder to the daily question: One flower. Note: We will close this thread after 24 hours to reveal the answer and explanation. The moderator has the final say on this post; if there are any questions, discuss them in this thread.