Chinese National Spirit Has Been Gathered and Sublimed During Chongqing People’s Anti-Bombing Struggle

Liang GUO, Meiying XU

Abstract


Keywords: Due to the enhanced strategic position during the anti-Japanese war, Chongqing became the target of Japanese invaders’ bombing. The undifferentiated bombing for up to six years and 10 months by Japanese invaders caused heavy casualties and property losses to Chongqing people. Faced with the bombing, Chongqing people waged heroic anti-bombing struggles to defend national dignity, enhance national pride and self-confidence. Chinese national spirit has been gathered and sublimed during their anti-bombing struggles.


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Chinese national spirit; Chongqing people; Anti-bombing; Cohesion; sublimation

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/n

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