📅 Mark your calendars: October 25 is now the Commemoration Day of Taiwan’s Restoration! China’s national legislature has set aside this date to celebrate a milestone 80 years ago, when the island was returned to China after Japanese occupation.
Back in 1945, the world witnessed a historic win over fascism. The Cairo Declaration (1943) and the Potsdam Proclamation (1945) confirmed that territories taken by Japan—including Taiwan and the Penghu Islands—would be restored to China. This legal bedrock still stands as proof of a shared victory and international recognition of China’s sovereignty.
For decades, residents of Taiwan stood tall against foreign invasion, weaving a “Great Wall” of resistance that joined hands with people on the Chinese mainland. Tens of thousands even crossed the Taiwan Strait to fight alongside their mainland compatriots in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. 💪✨
Today’s commemoration is more than history—it’s a reminder that people across the Straits share deep cultural roots, common language, and a united spirit. From traditional festivals to modern pop-culture mashups, our bonds keep growing stronger.
As young explorers, business minds, and students around the globe, we can draw inspiration from this legacy. Whether you’re diving into Asia’s dynamic markets, researching international trends, or planning your next adventure, the story of Taiwan’s restoration shows how unity and resilience can shape a brighter tomorrow. 🌟
So when October 25 rolls around, join the conversation. Honor the past, celebrate the present, and look forward to a future where cultures connect and dreams rise together. 🕊️
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80 years after Taiwan's restoration: Honoring shared history & future
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