What do you know about the humiliation of the old China and the achievements of the new China?

In 1860, the British invaded Beijing and broke into the Old Summer Palace, turning the world's most beautiful and splendid building into ruins. This is a humiliation for the generation of Chinese people.

Students, do you remember October 6, 1860? On that day, the British and French troops invaded the city of Beijing and broke into the Old Summer Palace, turning the world's most glorious and magnificent building into scorched earth and rubble in an instant, which was a lifelong shame for the Chinese people. On July 7, 1937, Japanese imperialism launched the Lugou Bridge Incident, which shocked China and the rest of the world, and inflicted brutality on our great power.

Since then, the people of Chinese have embarked on a difficult journey of the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression to save the country and the people......

The darkness has finally passed, and the light has finally arrived. On October 1, 1949, standing on the tower of Tiananmen Square, he solemnly announced to the world: The People's Republic of China was founded!

Since then, we have erased the shadow of darkness and ushered in glorious glory! In 1997, Hong Kong returned to the embrace of the motherland; In 2003, China successfully joined the WTO.

Weave; In 2005, Shenzhou "6" carried the dream of mankind to explore the universe. Today, our country has become a sports power that has attracted worldwide attention, completely washed away the shame of "the sick man of East Asia", and impressed the world. You see, the '08 Olympics are getting closer and closer; You see, "Wufuwa" sings "Welcome to Beijing!"

A cordial invitation to people all over the world ......

The vicissitudes of the sea, the ups and downs, how can the great motherland go through all the hardships again. As a member of the most resilient nation in the world, as the descendants of the dragon, let us always remember "not forgetting the national shame and revitalizing China"! Read for the rise of China!

Read for the take-off of China!

He recovered Hong Kong and Macao, built the Qinghai-Tibet Railway, built the Three Gorges Dam, and completed the development of several five-year plans. I was deeply shocked by the awe-inspiring revolutionary spirit that was not afraid of difficulties, and I felt very ashamed when I thought of myself, and I remember it.

Sino-Japanese Treaty of Commerce and Shipping (July 21, 1896 (Guangxu 22)Sino-Russian Secret Treaty (1896 (Guangxu 22), Moscow, signed in Beijing) Treaty of Customs (April 17, 1895 (Guangxu 21), Maguan, with Japan).

Sino-British Conference on Tibet-India Clauses (March 17, 1890 (Guangxu 16), Calcutta, India; Additional amendments: Darjeeling, 5 December 1893).

Sino-British Treaty of Yantai (1876 (Guangxu 2) Yantai; China and the United Kingdom).

Sino-Japanese Beijing Treaty (October 31, 1874 (Tongzhi 13)).

Sino-Russian Survey and Partition of the Northwest Boundary (October 7, 1864 (Tongzhi 3rd), Tarbagatai).

Sino-German Treaty of Commerce (Tianjin, September 2, 1861 (Xianfeng 11)).

Treaty of Beijing Sino-Russian Treaty of Beijing (14 November, 1860 (10th year of Xianfeng), Beijing).

Sino-French Treaty of Beijing (Beijing, October 25, 1860 (Xianfeng 10)).

Sino-British Treaty of Peking (Beijing, October 24, 1860 (Xianfeng 10)).

Treaty of Tientsin Sino-French Treaty of Tientsin (27 June 1858 (Xianfeng 8), Tianjin).

Sino-British Treaty of Tianjin (Tianjin, June 26, 1858 (Xianfeng 8)).

Sino-American Treaty of Tientsin (Tianjin, June 18, 1858 (Xianfeng 8)).

Sino-Russian Treaty of Tientsin (13 June 1858 (Xianfeng 8), Tianjin).

Sino-Russian Treaty of Aihui (May 28, 1858 (Xianfeng 8), Aihui).

Charters of the Anglo-French-American Concession in Shanghai (July 5, 1854 (Xianfeng 4), Shanghai).

Sino-Russian Ili Tar Bahatai Trade Charter (August 6, 1851 (Xianfeng first year), Ili).

Treaty of Whampoa (October 24, 1844 (Daoguang 24), with France, Whampoa).

Treaty of Mong-Ha (July 3, 1844 (Doguang 24), with the United States, Mong-Ha).

Treaty of Humen (October 8, 1843 (Doguang 23), with Great Britain, Humen).

Treaty of Nanking (August 29, 1842 (Daoguang 22), with Great Britain, Nanking).

In 1917, Germany and Austria-Hungary were annulled because they became hostile countries to China in World War I. In 1917, the Soviet Union voluntarily renounced its privileges in China (which were not fully fulfilled afterwards and did not return the territories acquired under the treaty). In 1943, the United States and Great Britain voluntarily renounced their privileges in China.

Italy and Japan lost their special status as hostile countries to China in World War II. In 1946, France renounced its privileges in China.