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A Tribute to the 1600 Hakka Generals who served during the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945)

向八年抗战的1600位客家将军致敬 A Tribute to the 1600 Hakka Generals who served during the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945) During the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945), China's National Revolutionary Army was organized into 12 war zones, 40 army groups and 120 armies with 5 million soldiers. In 1937, the Nationalists and Communists who were fighting a civil war against each other formed a "bloc without an alliance" known as the United Front to fight the invading Japanese Imperial army. Hakka people had always been at the forefront of every major revolution and defending their homeland against foreign aggression in modern Chinese history. There had always been a tradition of joining the military and heeding calls to defend against intruders. During the Resistance War against Japanese Aggression, Hakka youths, including those underaged, volunteered for the army even before the conscription order came. General Xue Yue had three brothers and five cousins who were lieutenant generals and major generals during the war. Major General Li Ziliang and his three brothers fought together at the major Chinese victories of the Battles of Changsha. The Wen clan in Bingchun town in Meixian, Guangdong, which had a population of 40000 in 2017 produced 200 military officers during the eight-year resistance war. Joining the war en masse was the norm rather than the exception in Hakka areas. The stoic Hakka people's ability to overcome extreme hardship, indomitable courage, toughness and fearlessness character traits, together with their strong national and ethnic consciousness, and keener awareness of how the larger political processes can affect individual lives were the major factors that prompted them to answer the nation's call to resist the Japanese army. In addition, practising kung fu was a way of life, women included, in the Hakka villages, which put them in good stead for the military; and for centuries, Hakka villages had always been in a semi-military state whereby villagers were always in preparation to fight off any intruders. The Japanese first encounter with the Hakka people was when they faced stiff resistance from the Hakka militias in Taiwan for five months when the Japanese went to take control of the island in 1895. The Japanese started to do an in-depth studying of the Hakka people after the First Battle of Shanghai in 1931 after they were impressed by the bravery of the courageous 19th Route Army which defended Shanghai. The Chinese troops which was made up of mostly Hakka had managed to force the numerically and militarily superior Japanese army to a stalemate. Zhang Fakui, the Commander-in-Chief of the Republic of China Army in 1945, stated in his autobiography:- “The Hakka people are able to mould outstanding military men, their hardworking conduct having been developed through years of arduous livelihood in the mountainous regions. Praises of the Guangdong spirit by the Japanese actually refer to the Hakka spirit. A big majority of the officers and soldiers in the Guangdong army are Hakka. The distinguished successes of Hakka military men have been attested by the modern history of China.” A total of more than 1600 Hakka generals, including those who were promoted after the war, fought the Japanese during the eight-year resistance war. These are some of the prominent Hakka generals. Songs:- 1. 伸手就摸著月光 - 王乔尹 2. 现代女娲 - 陈玮儒 3. 南面伊人 - 二本猫 4. 风筝远行 - 叶颖 5. 望 - 邱淑蝉 6. 桥下故事 - 啾咪杀手乐团 7. 客家流行歌 - 刘嘉玟, 刘佳林 8. 星仔泻屎 - 赖予乔 9. 你和我想的不一样 - 陈娴静, 许琼文 10. 给月亮的歌 - 曾雅君 11. 声声慢 - 吉那罐子 12. 细妹恁靓2017 - 萧迦勒 13. 青青黄黄的 - 二本猫 14. 烟楼清风 - 林芯仪 15. 妹仔 - 邱淑蝉 16. 顿悟 - 汤宇歆 & Montunos Latin Band 17. 真正的自由是 - 二本猫 Chinese history 中国历史 World War 2 第二次世界大战 Famous Hakka People 客家名人 Marco Polo Bridge Incident 七七事变 卢沟桥抗战 卢沟桥事变 马可波罗桥事变