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Full Documentary of The Second Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945): After the Surrender.

This documentary explores the immediate aftermath of Japan’s surrender in September 1945, which ended the Second Sino-Japanese War—a brutal conflict that claimed an estimated 15–20 million Chinese lives. Through archival footage, survivor testimonies, and expert analysis, the film examines China’s devastating physical and emotional landscape: cities lay in ruins, millions were displaced, and society grappled with profound loss. Yet, victory was bittersweet. The documentary delves into how the end of foreign occupation quickly gave way to renewed internal strife, as Nationalist (KMT) and Communist (CCP) forces—once uneasy allies—turned against each other, igniting a civil war that would reshape China’s future. It also reflects on the war’s complex legacy, its role in the broader World War II narrative, and how its memory continues to influence East Asian geopolitics today.