Journalists from five countries tour China's WWII museums, highlighting the nation's massive sacrifices and role in the war.

Journalists from Britain, France, Russia, Japan, and Hong Kong toured memorial museums in China’s Shanxi and Hunan provinces, learning about China’s sacrifices during World War II, including over 35 million lives lost. They visited sites like the Taihang Memorial Museum and were moved by artifacts and stories, including a suitcase belonging to Zhu De. The journalists acknowledged China's role in tying down over two-thirds of Japan's forces, emphasizing the country's significant contribution to the World Anti-Fascist War.