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At the Qinzhou Municipal Archives in China's southern Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region is a collection of wartime publications that document the Japanese army's landing at Qinzhou Bay in the 1930s. Printed by the invaders to boast of their military power, these materials now expose Japan's aggression against China, serving as clear evidence of its war crimes.
At the Qinzhou Municipal Archives in China's southern Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region is a collection of wartime publications that document the Japanese army's landing at Qinzhou Bay in the 1930s. Printed by the invaders to boast of their military power, these materials now expose Japan's aggression against China, serving as clear evidence of its war crimes.