Victory Day

"A Multi-Angle Commemoration: From Individual Stories to the Grand Narrative of Victory

多视角以点及面的抗战胜利纪念

Through a panoramic narrative grounded in robust historical documentation, the author vividly portrays little-known events embedded within the grand story of the World Anti-Fascist War between August 15 and September 3, 1945. From multiple scenes and perspectives, the book reveals the most emblematic actions and mindsets of both the victors and the defeated, carrying a moving power that resonates today in commemorating history and upholding peace.

The work not only explores the psyche of the victors after defeating Japanese fascism, but also records the activities of the Japanese emperor, war criminals, and ordinary citizens on "Victory Day." Furthermore, it offers critical reflections on the meaning of victory-addressing Japan's crime and punishment, the emperor's war responsibility, the truth behind Japan's "conditional surrender," and the theory of "100 million repent together." Supported by irrefutable historical evidence, the book arrives at serious and valuable academic conclusions.

作者用全景叙事的写法，以扎实的文献史料为根基，多场景、多角度地展现了1945年8月15日到9月3日前后，隐藏在世界反法西斯宏大叙事中诸多鲜为人知的事件，尤其是其中胜利者与投降者最为典型的行动和心态，对于今人缅怀历史、坚持和平具有动人的感染力。

本书既有战胜日本法西斯之后的胜利者心态，同时也记录了日本天皇、战犯及日本普通民众在"胜利日"这一天的活动，更是提出了胜利日的反思--日本的罪与罚，对天皇的战争责任，日本的"有条件投降"和"一亿总忏悔论"的真相等问题，通过无法辩驳的历史证据，得出了严肃的有价值的学术思考。