9 18 What are the days? What day is September 18th

It was the 918 Incident, also known as the Shenyang Incident; Japan called the Manchurian Incident hopeful.

Japanese imperialism launched an armed attack on the Chinese garrison in Beidaying, Shenyang, China, followed by a large-scale armed aggression against the northeastern region of China. This was the September 18 incident that shocked China and the rest of the world.

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It is an event commemorating September 18.

The September 18 Incident refers to a military conflict and political incident that broke out in Northeast China on September 18, 1931, which was deliberately created by Japan in an attempt to invade China and occupy Chinese territory. According to the date of the outbreak of the conflict, history is known as the "September 18 Incident". Since the northeastern region of China was called Manchuria at that time, the Japanese side called this incident the "Manchurian Incident".

After the outbreak of the 18 September incident, the contradictions between Japan and China further intensified, and in Japan, the status of the Japanese military headquarters in the main battle was raised, causing Japan to embark on the road of all-out aggression against China. In the years following the outbreak of this incident, all three northeastern provinces were occupied by the Japanese Kwantung Army, so they were regarded as a national shame by the Chinese people, and to this day, September 18 is known as the "National Shame Day" on many informal occasions in China. Internationally, the incident is often compared to the Reichstag arson in Nazi Germany.

The anniversary of the 918 incident.

"918" Memorial Day (September 18 every year).

It was established to commemorate the national humiliation of the 918 incident. On September 18, 1931, the September 18 Incident broke out in Northeast China, and after the outbreak of the incident, the contradictions between Japan and China further intensified. In the years following the incident, all three northeastern provinces were occupied by the Japanese Kwantung Army, so they were regarded as a national shame by the Chinese people, and to this day, September 18 is known as the "National Shame Day" in many informal occasions in China.

Memorial Venue. On September 18, 1991, China opened the September 18 History Museum in Shenyang. Former Japanese Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto visited this place during his visit to China in 1997 and wrote "Harmony is precious", becoming the first reigning Japanese prime minister to enter the museum.

In addition to the 918 History Museum in Shenyang, there is also a memorial hall in the Baita Park in Liaoyang City, Liaoning Province, which was called the Baita Hall at that time. The day before the incident, Shigeru Honjo held a pre-incident conspiracy meeting with Ishihara Wanji, chief staff officer of the Kwantung Army, and Seishiro Sakagaki, senior staff officer of the Kwantung Army, at the White Tower Hotel in front of the railway station.