Imagine leaving your studies in Japan at just 19 to join the fight for your homeland. That's the epic story of Wu Sihan! 📚✈️
Born Wu Tiaohe in 1924 during the Japanese occupation of Taiwan, he was an outstanding student who topped his class and earned his school's highest awards.
In early 1943, he headed to Japan dreaming of earning professional qualifications. But by December, he swapped lecture halls for battlefields, returning to the Chinese mainland to join the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. 🛡️
After Taiwan's restoration, Wu Sihan penned his memoir 1,000 Miles in Search of the Motherland, capturing the courage and determination that fueled his 1,000-mile journey.
As we mark the 80th anniversary of Taiwan's restoration, his story reminds us that one person's bravery can inspire generations. Let's celebrate this unsung hero! 🎉
Reference(s):
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