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These two volumes explore the historical position of China's War of Resistance against the Japanese in WWII. Specifically, the books explore the War of Resistance in relation to the progression of world history, and Japan's quick-battle strategy against China and their diplomatic strategies in general. It also studies how the War of Resistance pushed forward the US & Britain's strategic shift in East Asia, from passivity to activism, and argues that the war supported the successful operation of the US & Britain's global strategy. These timely volumes, written by distinguished Chinese scholars, examine the little-known contributions and sacrifices made by China during the Second World War. Although China is widely acknowledged as an important nation in the WWII global anti-fascist alliance, historians in the United States, Britain & the former Soviet Union have previously minimised the historical position that China held. These works aims to fill the gap in the literature, focusing on China's historical status.

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Prof. DeIkun Hu, born in March, 1946, graduated from the History Department of Wuhan University, People's Republic of China. Currently he is Director for the Research Institute of World History Studies, professor in the School of History and Ph.D. supervisor as well. In addition, he is also the Chairman for the Chinese Association of WWII History. He has published over forty journal articles and several monographs including History of World War II (co-author), History of Sino-Japanese War (1931-1945), World War II and Global Social Progress in the Post-War Era (editor-in-chief). Prof. Jieyun Feng was born in Jiangsu Province of People's Republic of China in 1973. She obtained a Ph.D. Degree from the Dept of Chinese & Bilingual Studies, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Currently she is professor in the Dept of Business English, Director of the Research Center in Business Communication, University of International Business & Economics, Beijing, P. R. C. She has been actively involved in doing research about sociolinguistics, discourse analysis and intercultural communication. She is the primary investigator of five national and ministerial research projects. Among all the other things, she led a national social science project of A Comparative Study of Crisis Discourses in the Western and Chinese Media (2009-2012). She has published about forty academic journal articles in English and Chinese languages, and published two monographs, which are entitled Advertising Discourses and Social Changes in China (2014?and Cultural Capital and City Image of Beijing in the Post-Olympic Era (2012).

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