What kind of people were the civilians of Guangxi, China? In 1939, facing the Japanese invasion, they were unarmed yet fearless. Acting as a solid backbone, they stayed at the frontline to ensure the logistical supply of the Chinese army. They were unsung heroes who defended the southwest international supply line, safeguarded the national provisions, and upheld the firm resolve of the Chinese people in resisting Japanese aggression and the people of the world in opposing fascism. On December 31, we commemorate the great victory at Kunlun Pass and also honor the resilient civilians of Guangxi!#EchoesOfDrum

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