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Historically, it was a total of 14 years of resistance! That is, from 1931! With the "918 Incident" as the starting point, the "14-year War of Resistance!

Everyone knows that Japan's large-scale aggression against China began with the "September 18 Incident." After occupying Northeast China, the Japanese invaders continued to invade Shanghai, North China, and other places, occupying a large area of China's territory. The people of Northeast China, Shanghai, and North China, as well as the troops stationed in these places, have raised the banner of resistance against Japan since the "September 18 Incident," the "128 Incident," and the "North China Incident."

Nationally speaking, although the war of resistance in this period is still partial, there is no doubt that the war of resistance of the Chinese people has begun. If we do not regard the "September 18 Incident" as the beginning of China's War of Resistance, in fact, the people's war of resistance in Northeast China, North China, and Shanghai before the "July 7 Incident," as well as the heroic struggles of the Chinese people such as the War of Resistance of the 19th Route Army, the War of Resistance of the Great Wall, the War of Resistance of Chahar, and the War of Resistance against Suiyuan, are excluded from China's War of Resistance against Japan. It will also make people think that Japan began to invade China from the "77 Incident", and the War of Resistance against Japan also began at that time.

And this does not correspond to historical facts.

Because of this, China's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression lasted for 14 years, and the starting point was the "September 18 Incident", which has become the consensus of the academic community.

Sino-British Opium War Causes: In early August 1839, the news of China's ban on smoking reached London, and the fanatical invaders immediately advocated a war against China.

Experience: After more than 100 years of development, the Qing Dynasty has gone into decline in the last years of Qianlong and the Jiaqing period. At this time, capitalism in Europe and the United States developed very rapidly, and Britain became the most advanced and powerful country in the world.

In order to open up markets and make huge profits, Britain pointed the spearhead at China. As early as the 70s of the 18th century, Britain began to use smuggling methods to transport opium to China, earn China's **, and poison the health of the Chinese people. The large import of opium led to a large outflow of China's **, the government became more corrupt, and the combat effectiveness of the army weakened.

In the face of the opium epidemic, people of insight are all worried. Lin Zexu, the governor of Huguang, wrote to Emperor Daoguang many times, advocating the strict prohibition of opium, and Emperor Daoguang felt that the army was weak and the silver was short, and he was determined to ban smoking, and appointed Lin Zexu to take charge of the second task and go to Guangdong to ban opium. Lin's hardline attitude has paid off.

Result: The news of China's smoking ban soon reached the UK, and the British ** quickly made the decision to invade China. In June 1860, Britain sent more than 40 ships to blockade the mouth of the Pearl River and launch an invasion of China, known as the Opium War.

Impact: The Opium War was a turning point in the history of China's gradual degeneration from a feudal society to a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society, and it marked the beginning of China's modern history.