How China won resistance war against Japanese aggression without advanced weapons China faced a critical disadvantage against Japan's superior weaponry, so it relied on human resilience and sacrifice instead, according to Professor Hu Dekun, an influential World War II history expert. Unlike European allies with modern guns and tanks, China entered the war with basic equipment. This forced the nation to develop an entirely different approach. China's answer was guerrilla warfare, a strategy that

On June 5th, 1989, an iconic moment of resistance occurred during the Tiananmen Square protests. An unknown individual, who later became known as “Tank Man,” bravely stood in front of a column of tanks, effectively halting their advance. Despite attempts by the Chinese government to censor the event, “Tank Man” remains a potent symbol of individual courage against oppressive regimes. | History In Pictures