Explores the history of China, focusing on the Sino Japanese War. Describes how it temporarily halted the Chinese civil war situation and united the two parties CCP and GMD to form a united front to confront the Japanese military aggression in its ambition to colonize China. Details how the Japanese troops underestimated the determination of the Chinese United Front to fight for their own survival.
The Sino-Japanese War officially commenced after the Marco-Polo Bridge incident, July 7 1937, which temporarily halted the Chinese civil war situation and united the two parties CCP and GMD to form a united front to confront the Japanese military aggression in its ambition to colonize China.
What the Japanese troops thought to have been a small and swift capture of the country turned out to progress to a bitter situation due to the determination of the Chinese United Front to fight for their own survival. Although the two parties had joined together, they did not practice a synchronized fighting situation, however advancing in their own ways to fight for a liberated China. Of course then, the war had two different effects individually on the CCP and GMD politically, socially economically and militarily.
How did the War with Japan.....
