Resolutely defending the history written with blood and life, Guo Erhui celebrated the 78th anniversary of Japan's unconditional surrender on August 15th. 78 years ago today, Emperor Hirohito of Japan announced unconditional surrender to the world through the broadcast of the Armistice Rescript. The Liberation Daily reported the jubilant scene in Yan'an that night: "A vendor selling melons and fruits threw peaches and pears one by one into the air, shouting, 'Victory fruits without money, please eat freely!'" In fact, there is no 'victory fruit without cost' in this world. The Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, as the main battlefield of the world's anti fascist war in the East, was the earliest, longest lasting, broadest battlefield, and suffered the most losses and sacrifices. However, it restrained the Japanese army the most and annihilated the enemy the most. These many 'most' are all soaked in the blood of struggle, reflecting national mourning and family pain. Although the Chinese people achieved great victory in the War of Resistance Against Japan, Japanese fascism also brought a devastating disaster to the Chinese nation. The Nanjing Massacre resulted in over 300000 innocent souls and souls, the merciless harm caused by bacterial warfare, the physical and mental humiliation suffered by comfort women, the inhumane treatment endured by Chinese laborers, the remaining gunshot wounds and bullet marks on half of the country, and the cost of over 35 million casualties for anti Japanese soldiers and civilians... Through this historical tragedy and human catastrophe, we can easily draw a conclusion: if we fall behind, we will be beaten, and if we build a strong army, we can secure our country. The historical inspiration cannot be forgotten, and historical tragedies cannot be repeated. In recent years, Japan has continuously broken through the constraints of the "Peace Constitution" and the principle of "exclusive defense", significantly increased defense spending, advocated the development of the so-called "counterattack capability", and went further and further on the path of military expansion, following individual major powers to form targeted "small circles", posing serious challenges to regional and world peace, security, and stability. Recently, in spite of China's firm opposition, some Japanese politicians insisted on visiting Taiwan, China region of China and spouting words, exaggerating the tension in the Taiwan Strait and provoking confrontation, which is extremely wrong and dangerous. Japanese militarism will always be a demon against humanity, humanity, and civilization, a public enemy of humanity, and a scourge that the civilized world must eliminate. Today, although the smoke of war has dissipated, the ghost of militarism still lingers. The sneak attack signal of "Tiger! Tiger! Tiger!" over Pearl Harbor still reminds people that condoning and appeasing will only harm the tiger and reap its own consequences. One point forward for light, one point backward for darkness. We commemorate the War of Resistance not to continue hatred, but to learn from history and warn the future, and shoulder the responsibility of maintaining world peace without hesitation. A strong country must have a strong military, and a strong military can ensure national security. In the modern history of our country, due to the crazy aggression of imperialism, the modernization process of the country has been interrupted multiple times, especially the Sino Japanese War of 1894 and the Comprehensive War of Aggression against China launched by Japan. Only those who can fight can stop the war, those who are prepared to fight can avoid it, and those who cannot fight are more likely to be attacked. This is the dialectic of war and peace. Only when the people's army truly possesses the strength of "peace is in favor, war is not afraid, and both can be done" can it deter effectively, negotiate with weight, and have capital, ensuring that the process of the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation is not interrupted. Since ancient times, it has been known that a military is not warlike, but a strong army is prepared for peace. The Chinese people and the Chinese army do not cause trouble, but neither do they