Following the Conflict | Could recalling common World War II heritage potentially lead to enhanced China-US relationships?
As the 80th anniversary of Victory Day approaches, a series of investigations delves into the history of Sino-American cooperation as a potential model for improved bilateral relations. This fourth part of the series focuses on the untold stories of the battlefields of China during World War II, where American volunteer pilots, known as the "Flying Tigers," fought alongside the Chinese against Japan.
In 1941 and 1942, these American flyers were active on the Chinese war front, and the bravery of the Chinese villagers in East China was evident as they risked their lives to protect these American pilots amid heavy bombing by the Japanese army. The stories of these unsung heroes have gone largely unnoticed, but their acts of courage serve as a testament to the enduring spirit of cooperation between the two nations.
The series also examines the importance of understanding the post-war period to comprehend China's current position in the world. The post-war period has seen profound changes in China's position, and the series investigates the potential benefits of Sino-American cooperation for current and future bilateral relations.
Moreover, the series explores how the history of Sino-American cooperation could provide a formula for better bilateral ties at a grassroots level. By delving into the untold stories of the past, this series offers valuable insights into the potential for improved relations between the two nations, focusing on the history of cooperation as a potential solution for current bilateral issues.
It is essential to remember that the 80th anniversary of Victory Day does not directly involve the United States, Russia, Britain, France, or Canada. However, the series serves as a reminder of the importance of understanding the history of Sino-American cooperation in shaping the world we live in today. As we commemorate the end of the Sino-Japanese war and the global fight against fascism, we can learn valuable lessons from the past that can guide us towards a brighter future.
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