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China: WW2
World war two was one of the most destructive wars in history, if not the worst. Most of the fighting was in Europe, but some was unnoticed in China. This was called the Second-Sino Japanese war. This involved three stages, the landing, after the stalemate, and the ending. Even if the Chinese stood no chance, they fought hard, and gave the Japanese what they deserved. The Japanese destroyed Chinese lands and cities, only for the ‘Greatness’ of the Empire. Japan practiced imperialism. And this wish for power caused the Second-Sino Japanese war.

The battle of Shanghai ended with Japanese forces occupying the city. On November 11th, Chinese forces could no longer hold out the invasion, and Shanghai fell. Over 300, 000 soldiers died in the three-month struggle that put China's best divisions against Japanese infantry, tank, naval gunfire and aircraft. Less than a month later, the Japanese continued their advance further into Chinese territory. This was called the Nanjing massacre. Again, over 300, 000 soldiers, from both sides, died in this historical event. Nanjing was famous for its historical value, and the artifacts it held. The Japanese did not stop there. After this, Japan had taken over a large chi9nk of the Chinese ‘empire’. Then after even more fighting and fatalities, Taiyuan fell, and the formal war of the National Revolutionary Army in the North China battlefield was over. There was nothing that the armies of China could do to prevent themselves from falling. The second-Sino Japanese war had officially begun.

After taking and destroying Northern China, Japanese forces started to make their way down the coast. This started with the battle of Xuzhou. Over 100,000 Chinese infantry soldiers died, and over 30,000 Japanese soldiers laid down their lives. Even after so much desolation, the Japanese army, and the Japanese empire still wanted better results. They launched an attack on Lanfeng, which is an important city, now on the south-east coast of China. This started on May 1938 and ended towards the start of June. During the battle of Lanfeng, the Empire of Japan gained over 5 kilometers of ground and killed over 20,000 Chinese soldiers. The original attack failed, giving the Chinese a sense of victory, but that was soon crushed with the following desolation. Soon after this, the battle of Wuhan began. After the fight, Wuhan fell. Although the Chinese lost, they greatly impacted the Empire of Japans living resources, causing a stalemate in the Second-Sino Japanese war.

Once the Japanese had replenished their forces, they stuck out at china again. This was in the Jujube battle. This was insignificant, and almost changed nothing during the course the ‘war’. Not so long after this city fell, the Empire of Japan continued, and started the first battle of Changsha. This was fiercely fought, but still ended with Japanese victory. The Chinese continued to lose. Then started the Guinan battle. This was short and quick, and caused the fall of the Nanning Kunlun pass. By now, the Chinese had had over 2 million casualties, which were mostly civilian. But the Japanese didn’t stop there. They then moved on to the Zaoyi battle, which was on the field of the battle of Jujube. This had been a major battlefield since the Wuhan battle. Yichang fell, in the largest Japanese offensive throughout the war. Finally, there was the battle of Changde. This was, hence the name, a battle for the city of Changde. When this city fell, all the major eastern cities of China had fallen. These all were also the main strategic cities of the country.

In the end, we can see how the Japanese overpowered the Chinese army throughout this time of war. The Empire of Japan felt it necessary to cause so much pain and suffering towards the people of China, and even the armies of their own country. Over 3.2 million Chinese died in their country in the second-Sino war, and 10.9 million Chinese civilians died. It seems strange for the wish of power to be the reason of war, pain and suffering. Since then, there have been no other Sino wars, and hopefully never will be.

December 2019
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