Chitchat Do u know why no Chinese movie shootings angmoh is their enemickeys....

[tanwahtiu]

Not that AMDK not Chinese enemy but can always fake it.

Cant find enough AMLG to be kahlayfay actors soldier.... in China好历Wood....

 

[JohnTan]

Not that AMDK not Chinese enemy but can always fake it.

Cant find enough AMLG to be kahlayfay actors soldier.... in China好历Wood....

Wow! The commies are so brave! I didn't know that they were heroically fighting the japs during WW2.

My own accounts tells me that the commies were like cockroaches, scurrying around while the KMT did the brunt of the heavy fighting.

 

[laksaboy]

Wow! The commies are so brave! I didn't know that they were heroically fighting the japs during WW2.

My own accounts tells me that the commies were like cockroaches, scurrying around while the KMT did the brunt of the heavy fighting.

The Tiongs that were killed by 日本鬼子 are a drop in the ocean compared to Chairman Mao.

Once the CCP regime collapses, expect the history curriculum in schools to be revised into something that's much closer to the historical truth.

If you crave patriotic mental porn for the Tiongs, this movie will appeal to you:

 

[Sideswipe]

On the contrary, during the Sino-Japanese War, Mao Zedong concentrated his efforts on conspiring with the Japanese army to weaken the KMT forces. He planted communist spies such as Pan Hannian in the Japanese Foreign Ministry’s local agency Maison Iwai and sold KMT military intelligence obtained from the National Government in Chongqing through the KMT-CPC Cooperation to the Japanese at a high price, creating an environment in which it was easy for the Japanese military to deal blows to the KMT forces.

https://www.japanpolicyforum.jp/diplomacy/pt20160517095311.html

the CCP's 2 famous battles during the war were greatly exaggerated. the "pingxingguan" battle claimed as the 1st victory by Chinese forces was actually a nothing skirmish that just lasted half a day. the world famous "hundred regiments offensive" was just a large scale guerrilla operation that achieved little results against mostly Japanese puppet forces. according to Peng Dehaui memoir, it was just 20+ regiments. because large numbers of militias joined the CCP during the fighting thus they promoted the battle as "hundred regiments offensive" back then.