China held a massive military parade in central Beijing on September 3 to mark the 80th anniversary of its victory in World War II, pledging the country’s commitment to peaceful development in a world still fraught with turbulence and uncertainties.
Towering structures shaped like the Great Wall stood in Tian’anmen Square, symbolizing the Chinese nation’s courage and solidarity in resisting foreign aggression.
President Xi Jinping, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and chairman of the Central Military Commission, oversaw the parade and reviewed the troops.
Representatives of people who had supported China’s WWII fight, or their family members, from foreign countries were invited to the event.
Xi delivered a speech before the parade. Highlighting the significance of the victory 80 years ago, Xi said it marks China’s first complete victory against foreign aggression in modern times.
廉政瞭望
中国共青团
中国东盟报道（英文版）
政工学刊
求知
城市党报研究
领导文萃
纵横
天津行政学院学报
知与行
现代电生理学杂志
中国西部
思想政治课研究
国际问题研究
内蒙古统计
资源导刊
中共乐山市委党校学报
西藏研究·汉文版
团结
青海党的生活·藏文版
青海党的生活·汉文版
铁军·少年国防
乡村振兴
