The 18th is the 69th anniversary of the victory of the War of Resistance against Wuhan. Guo Xun, 72, made a special trip to Zhongshan Park in Hankou and donated his own-paid "Defense of Wuhan" memorial poker for the War of Resistance against Japan. This set of poker is composed of 70 precious historical and old photos, "showing" the excitement and perseverance of Wuhan people 76 years ago.

Guo Xun is keen on the collection of local historical documents in Wuhan. To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the victory of China's War of Resistance Against Japan next year, he spent several months collecting old photos of Wuhan's War of Resistance from libraries, museums, archives and collectors, typesetting and making this set of poker himself.
This deck shares 70 precious pictures that reproduce the history of the Wuhan War of Resistance in 1938. There are portraits of heroes such as Chen Huaimin who sacrificed for the defense of Wuhan. There are scenes of full-scale war of resistance such as the donation of money. There are also leaders of the Kuomintang and Communist Party leaders in the Han Dynasty. Figure. Printed on the back of the playing cards are the lyrics and music of "Defending Wuhan" that was sung all over the country.

What impressed the reporter was that in March 1938, during the salvation movement on the streets of Hankou, a child walked in the parade holding the "immortality" flag high, shouting anti-Japanese slogans to the people. The image of the young soldier in Wuhan, who appeared on the cover of the American magazine "Life" in 1938, was printed on the face of the little trump card. The little soldier wore a helmet with his lips slightly upward, and his determined eyes were moving.

Guo Lao said that the purpose of printing the War of Resistance Poker at his own expense is to tell today's young people not to forget this history. The old man revealed that many of the old historical photos on this poker card showing the National War of Resistance were publicly disclosed for the first time.