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Guanghan, Sichuan, China, includes: weather, map, airport, hotel, museum
Guanghan
City
Guanghan is a county-level city in Deyang, Sichuan province, China, and only 23 kilometres from Chengdu. The predominant industries are tourism, pharmaceuticals and the supply of building material.
Official website
Local time: 7:26 PM 3/26/2017
Population: 577,298 (2000)
Colleges and universities: Civil Aviation Flight University of China
Guanghan
City in China
Guanghan is a county-level city in Deyang, Sichuan province, China, and only 23 kilometres from Chengdu. The predominant industries are tourism, pharmaceuticals and the supply of building material.
Guanghan (Chinese: 广汉; pinyin: Guǎnghàn) is a county-level city in Deyang, Sichuan province, China, and only 23 kilometres (14 miles) from Chengdu. The predominant industries are tourism, pharmaceuticals and the supply of building material.
Guanghan has an area of 538 square kilometres (208 square miles), a population of 590,000, with urban population of 170,000. A major part of the tourism is the nearby Sanxingdui ruins. The striking exhibits at the Sānxīngduī Museum highlight archaeological finds that some Chinese archaeologists regard as even more important than Xī'ān's Terracotta Warriors.
The region is steadily becoming more industrialised and that is helping with the progression of agriculture and enhances the region's development.
Nanking Massacre:One of the darkest periods in Chinese history
The Nanjing Massacre continues to hold a deep resonance in the hearts of people across China. In a period of just six weeks during the Japanese occupation of the city in December 1937, some 300,000 people were brutally killed by Japanese forces. Even today, the horrific events of the past cast a shadow over ties between the two countries. With this year marking the 70th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, we look back at the massacre, which was one of the darkest periods in Chinese history.
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Japanese War (1939)
Unused / unissued material - no paperwork - dates unclear or unknown
China. Japanese voiceover.
Japanese troops run forward. Shells explode over rooftops of city. Stretcher bearers carry injured troops back from front. Troops wash kit in river. Japanese soldiers engage in street fighting in rubble strewn streets of town. A seaplane takes off from a river. Explosions over rooftops. Top view of guns on Japanese navy warship firing. Bombing and shelling of city. Japanese troops fight in damaged areas. Troops relax. One man has a shave. Two (rather lightweight) men demonstrate sumo wrestling.
Japanese intertitle. Troops march along trench. Troops dam a river and build a bridge. Soldiers use mortar, one talks on field telephone. Tanks move forwards. Troops put on gas masks. Various shots of officers. Troops advance under fire. They capture a building and celebrate. Lots of Banzai and waving of samurai swords.
Japanese intertitle. Japanese tanks move forwards into battle.
Japanese intertitle. Shots of shelling. Troops moving into combat. Intertitle. Japanese troops guard railway station.
Intertitle. Horses pull forwards artillery pieces. Troops and horses along by river. More fighting in hilly region. Shells are carried forwards. Artillery in moved. Troops cheer near what looks like Great Wall of China. Japanese troops eat rations.
Japanese intertitle. Air to air shots of Japanese biplanes. Aerial shots of bombs exploding. Troops move forwards under fire. Artillery fires shell. Troops move into damaged buildings.
N.B. Presumably from Sino-Japanese (Sino Japanese) war.
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UNITED NATION'S PRISONER OF WAR CAMPS, Reel 1 shows North Korean and Chinese prisoners and their...
Reel 1 shows North Korean and Chinese prisoners and their life in the UN prisoner of war camps. Long columns of North Korean and Chinese prisoners are marched to the rear and sick and wounded prisoners are taken to field hospitals. Prisoners are interrogated, sprayed with DDT for lice, inoculated, fingerprinted and given new clothes. Prisoners eat at field kitchen and do construction at the camp on Koje Island. Reel 2, Chinese and North Korean prisoners do construction work, attend religious services...
Date: 1944 - 1951
Creators: Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Chief Signal Officer. 9/18/1947-2/28/1964 (Most Recent)
From: Series: Motion Picture Films from the Combat Bulletin Program Series, 1944 1860 - 1951 1985
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Stilwell's China Army On The Move? (1944)
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Title reads: Stilwell's China Army on the move.
Burma (Myanmar)?
General Joe Stilwell inspecting Chinese troops fighting with Allied Forces. The soldiers strip and swim across river, pushing rafts with their uniforms and equipment on. M/S Stilwell watching with Chinese officers. Various shots Chinese soldiers hacking through jungle undergrowth with machetes. Various shots Chinese soldiers and American GIs fighting side by side. General battle scenes (could be training exercise). Various shots soldiers going over rope bridge. Various shots of American and Chinese nurses attending to wounded civilians. Various shots convoy of army vehicles driving through jungle, they pass a sign to Tokyo. Troops marching along road, planes fly over head. Stilwell looks up at planes.
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Sino-Jap War Various Record A (1937)
Various footage relating to the Sino-Japanese war. First section has no identifying marks so mostly guesswork as to where it was shot.
i) Unedited material - British (?) troops arrive by truck in Shanghai? M/S of traffic passing through street - possibly Shanghai. High angle shot of a port with buildings on fire. Low angle shot of aircraft.
High angle shot of large crowd of people on a bridge over a river. They seem to be refugees fleeing the port. Closer shot of the crowd shows how an official is controlling the crowd by means of a baton - he hits and pushes several of the refugees. M/S of women and children struggling with their belongings as they make their way off the bridge. Some are roughly pushed to hurry them along by British (?) officials. M/S of crowds of Chinese fleeing the port. C/U showing worried faces of refugees. M/S of Chinese (?) troops lying on the ground with guns. Various shots of troops under fire, running across a road and following tanks. Aircraft in the sky. M/S of large crowd of people in the streets running towards camera and riding bicycles. An official closes a gate to prevent some of the crowd from getting through. This section is a print.
ii) American Pathe News item entitled China's Fate in Balance as Japanese Force Drive. Introductory intertitle reads: Editor's Note: While the world looks on aghast at the conflict raging in the Far East, China and Japan have massed new troops and engines of bloodshed for the greatest struggle of 'war', a struggle which will decide the fate of Shanghai, and perhaps the fate of China.
This section is a neg. Train with covered trucks passes the camera. Narrator states: Chinese reinforcements are being sent to the scene of action. M/S of soldiers climbing out of the railway trucks. Panning shot of large number of soldiers standing beside the railway tracks. Refugees are seen making their way through Shanghai streets with their belongings. Various shots of troops in the streets, behind barricades, guns drawn. C/U of bullet damage to buildings, damaged walls, a city street strewn with dead bodies, buildings on fire etc. Refugees are seen aboard trains, walking and running through the streets. Children and adults beg for food beside a stationary train.
Children dressed in rags are handed blankets by members of a relief society or charity. M/S of children being given bowls of rice at a rice kitchen. M/S of children carrying bowls of rice they have been given. M/S of starving children eating their rice. C/U of small boy eating a piece of bread These poor kiddies probably haven't eaten anything in days. states the narrator.
Various shots of combat - troops fire machine guns and rifles. Army moving forward, climbing from the trenches. Stretcher bearers carry the wounded. Two shots of injured soldiers. C/U of machine gun operator. Artillery is fired. Narrator ends by saying: It's the story of a war that's technically not a war.
iii) American Pathe News item entitled: China Strife Puts World On Guard. Introductory intertitle reads: Editor's Note: Further fighting around Shanghai and on the Yangtse River leads great powers to take joint action for protection of nationals in danger zones while they seek to end conflict in the Far East.
Shanghai, China. High angle of Japanese (?) troops herding back a crowd of Chinese refugees. Soldier uses his gun to hit the refugees. Marines are seen in the streets - they are doing a house to house search for snipers. British troops arrive from Hong Kong - they are seen marching through the streets and working to extend the barriers of the International Settlement to check surprise attacks and halt Chinese refugees.
Various shots of British troops at work carrying wood to make barriers and putting up barbed wire fences. They man machine guns and stop cars and perform searches. High angle shot of boats passing through the American patrol area.
Chinese troops in trench and marching through a barren landscape. Walled city of Nanking - troops on guard. Soldiers marching through the streets and artillery men preparing their field guns.
Chinese (?) warships seen moving through water as narrator describes a Japanese attack on a Chinese port south of Shanghai. L/S of Japanese (?) warship. M/S of men on deck of ship with Japanese ensign flag flying. Gun on board ship is fired. L/S of warships. Ends.
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A short trip to Shanhaiguan, China
We went for a short afternoon trip to Shanhaiguan on the outskirts of Qinhuangao.
There wasn't a lot of time, so we looked around a small part of the old (looking) town area. It is a much larger district than shown in this short video. Many of the buildings are shops, as you might expect in a tourist spot, and there are some museums as well.
If you walk down the side streets you can walk through residential areas, which in some ways are just as interesting as the touristy areas.
Part of the Great Wall passes through here as it winds its way down from the mountains towards its end at the Bohai sea (the Old Dragon's Head).
Japanese sniper, US Army, Bougainville, WW2, 3/11/44 (full)
Freely downloadable at the Internet Archive, where I first uploaded it. Stretcher on Army ambulance. Scenes in jungle area. Shots of Army ambulance again. Men stack shells in depot area. Soldiers march down roadway and turn onto jungle path. Shot of ambulance again and half-track. Men carry stretcher to aid station in jungle area. Stretchers carried down very steep hill. Shot of action in jungle. US sniper victim dead. Shot of dead Japanese. View of flamethrower at bottom of hill. Shot of dead Japanese. Pan of jungle. View of road below. Scene of US soldiers resting in jungle. No National Archives description.
Chinese expeditionary army during World War Two 1937-1945 sino-japanese conflict 中國遠征軍之怒江對峙
he China Expeditionary Army (支那派遣軍 Shina haken gun?) was an army group of the Imperial Japanese Army during the Second Sino-Japanese War and World War II. It was responsible for all military operations in China, and at its peak had over 1 million soldiers under its command. In military literature, it is often referred to by the initials CEA.
After the Lugou Bridge Incident, the Japanese China Garrison Army was reinforced with the Shanghai Expeditionary Army. This force was further supplemented by the Japanese Tenth Army, and marched inland from Shanghai to occupy Hangzhou. In October 1937, this force was renamed the Japanese Central China Area Army. After the fall of Nanking, the Central China Expeditionary Army was formed. On September 12, 1939 by Army Order 362, the China Expeditionary Army was formed with the merger of the Central China Expeditionary Army with the Northern China Area Army. It was headquartered in Nanjing throughout the Second Sino-Japanese War.
The North China Area Army was maintained as a subordinate unit headquartered in Peking and was responsible for operations in the north China plains from the Yellow River to the Great Wall, including Inner Mongolia.
The Japanese Sixth Area Army covered central and southern China, and several independent armies reporting directly to the central command in Nanjing were used for garrison, strategic reserve and for specific operations.
By the war's end it consisted of 620,000 men in one armored and 25 infantry divisions. It also contained over 22 Independent brigades; 11 infantry, 1 cavalry, and 10 mixed (combined infantry, artillery, armor and support units). Towards the end of the war much of its ammunition reserve and many of its units had been transferred into the Pacific Theater leaving the China Expeditionary Army weak and undermanned.
The China Expeditionary Army surrendered on August 15, 1945 but its troops remained armed to provide security until Allied troops arrived.
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Surrender of Japan, Sino Japanese War, China, 1945
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End of the Sino-Japanese War. Chiang Kai-Shek toasting, Japanese surrender.
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