Idioms, words and sentences related to the 9. 18 incident

Description: United as one, as strong as an iron wall. Metaphor is United and powerful.

From: "Mandarin Zhou Yuxia": "Everyone builds a city and everyone wins gold."

Unity is like a strong castle.

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate and attribute; Include praise

Synonyms United as one, many people float in the mountains, many people are active, and Qi Xin works together, every little makes a mickle.

The antonym is that the birds and beasts are scattered, and they are fragmented. It is difficult to sing in one hand and support in one tree, strange bedfellows.

Words: Never forget national humiliation, history and humiliation.

Sentence:

1. In the face of this cruel era, all China people cried. In the sad eyes of the victims in China, I saw their longing and indignation. I saw their great desire and expectation for a strong motherland!

Every child of the Chinese nation is a child of the motherland. The motherland is not strong enough, just as parents are unable to protect their children. It is not only the sorrow of the family, but also the misfortune of the children!

3. China is a big nation, and it is amazing that any bird and Ukrainian gang bully the weak and fear the hard for a long time. Alas!

4. The reason why China is big but not strong, but not refined, lies in the lack of consciousness and consciousness; Everyone only thinks of himself, and everyone doesn't play for his own benefit. Alas!

Extended data

After World War I, Japan's expansion in China was restrained by the British and American powers, and China's Northern Expedition weakened Japan's interests in China, prompting the Japanese government to adjust its China policy and accelerate the pace of annexing Northeast China.

In the early 1930s, the world economic crisis broke out, and Japan's economy suffered heavy losses and fell into extreme difficulties, which led to a political crisis. In the case of domestic troubles and foreign invasion, the Japanese fascist forces decided to break through the shackles of the Washington system on Japan, and while Britain and the United States were busy coping with the crisis and Chiang Kai-shek's large-scale "suppression", they seized the Northeast to get rid of the predicament and attempted to compete for the world.