"Better to die in battle than to be a slave to the country's subjugation" The Chinese nation's Anti-Japanese War PPT courseware 2

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"Better to die in battle than to be a slave to the country's subjugation" The Chinese nation's Anti-Japanese War PPT courseware 2

1. Blood-stained Marco Polo Bridge

July 7th Incident (Marco Bridge Incident)

Marked the beginning of Japan's full-scale invasion of China

Marked the beginning of the nationwide Anti-Japanese War.

think about it

What are the initial signs of the formation of the anti-Japanese national united front?

Peaceful settlement of the Xi'an Incident

Our slogan is: Armed defense of Beijing and Tianjin, defense of North China! Don’t let Japanese imperialism occupy an inch of China! Shed the last drop of blood to defend the country! All Chinese compatriots, government, and army, unite, build a solid Great Wall of the national united front, and resist The Japanese invaders invaded! The Kuomintang and the Communist Party cooperated closely to resist the new attack of the oral invaders! Expelled the Japanese invaders from China!

The Kuomintang and the Communist Party cooperated again to formally establish the Anti-Japanese National United Front

The Workers' and Peasants' Red Army transformed into the Eighth Route Army and the New Fourth Army and rushed to the anti-Japanese battlefield.

2. Japanese atrocities

1. August 13 Incident (August 13, 1937)

2. Nanjing Massacre

Multiple choice questions

1. The nationwide Anti-Japanese War began in ( )

A. September 1st Incident B. Tiaohu Incident

C. July 7th Incident D. August 13th Incident

2. In the Marco Polo Bridge Incident, who was the deputy commander of the 29th Army who sacrificed his life for the country? ( )

A. Jin Zhenzhong B. Tong Linge

C. Zhao Dengyu D. Shen Zhongming

3. When did the Japanese army capture Nanjing, the capital of China? ( )

A. September 1931 B. July 1937

C. August 1937 D. December 1937

small survey

Investigate with your family, relatives, friends, and elderly people in your neighborhood: What other crimes did the Japanese invaders commit during the Anti-Japanese War?

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"Better to die in battle than to be a slave to the country's subjugation" The Chinese nation's Anti-Japanese War PPT courseware 6:

"Better to die in battle than to be a slave to the country's subjugation" The Chinese nation's Anti-Japanese War PPT courseware 6 Teaching objectives (1) Be able to tell the historical facts of the Marco Polo Bridge Incident and the Nanjing Massacre. (2) Be able to tell the heroic deeds of the Chinese people in resisting Japanese aggression. (3) Able to describe...

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"Better to die in battle than to be a slave to the subjugation of the country" The Chinese Nation's Anti-Japanese War PPT Courseware 5 Japan's victories on many battlefields gave the people of Southeast Asia and India the dream and courage to lead to independence. It provides them with an opportunity for independence and the liberation of their oppressed neighboring countries and people.

"Better to die in battle than to be a slave to the country's subjugation" The Chinese nation's Anti-Japanese War PPT courseware 4:

"Better to die in battle than to be a slave to the subjugation of the country" The Chinese nation's Anti-Japanese War PPT courseware 4 Review the knowledge of the previous lesson; 1. What happened in the September 18th Incident (time, place, excuse, result)? 2. At this critical moment of life and death for the Chinese nation, what propositions and demands did the CCP put forward? 3.The history of the Xi'an Incident...

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