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Marco Polo Bridge Incident

Marco Polo Bridge Incident

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Sep 6, 2026

Emily MatsonGUEST
5:09
So there are two really important dates that I wanted to go over.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:15
One is the Marco Polo Bridge incident in 1937, and the other is the Mukden incident in 1931.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:21
So before 2017 in mainland China, textbooks would all have this eight-year war timeline.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:28
from 1937 to 1945, starting with the Marco Polo Bridge incident, which, and by the way, this is still regarded in the Republic of China on Taiwan as the proper start of the war.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:40
And it's still an important date in the People's Republic of China as the start of what they call a national all-out war.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:46
It was never, unlike this new 14-year war timeline, Marco Polo Bridge was never the official starting date of the war at government level, but it was popularly assumed to be.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:56
And the events of Marco Polo Bridge incident were not that unusual in and of themselves.
Emily MatsonGUEST
6:01
At that point in time, Japanese imperialism continued to encroach upon China's sovereignty, particularly in the North.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:09
So there are two really important dates that I wanted to go over.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:15
One is the Marco Polo Bridge incident in 1937, and the other is the Mukden incident in 1931.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:21
So before 2017 in mainland China, textbooks would all have this eight-year war timeline.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:28
from 1937 to 1945, starting with the Marco Polo Bridge incident, which, and by the way, this is still regarded in the Republic of China on Taiwan as the proper start of the war.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:40
And it's still an important date in the People's Republic of China as the start of what they call a national all-out war.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:46
It was never, unlike this new 14-year war timeline, Marco Polo Bridge was never the official starting date of the war at government level, but it was popularly assumed to be.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:56
And the events of Marco Polo Bridge incident were not that unusual in and of themselves.
Emily MatsonGUEST
6:01
At that point in time, Japanese imperialism continued to encroach upon China's sovereignty, particularly in the North.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:09
So there are two really important dates that I wanted to go over.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:14
One is the Marco Polo Bridge incident in 1937, and the other is the Mukden incident in 1931.
speaker_6NARRATOR
5:20
So before
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:22
2017 in mainland China, textbooks would all have this eight-year war timeline.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:28
From 1937 to 1945, starting with the Marco Polo Bridge incident, which, and by the way, this is still regarded in the Republic of China on Taiwan as the proper start of the war.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:40
And it's still an important date in the People's Republic of China as the start of what they call a national all-out war.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:46
It was never, unlike this new 14-year war timeline, Marco Polo Bridge was never the official starting date of the war at government level, but it was popularly assumed to be.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:56
And the events of Marco Polo Bridge incident were not that unusual in and of themselves.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:43
So there are two really important dates that I wanted to go over.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:49
One is the Marco Polo Bridge incident in 1937, and the other is the Mukden incident in 1931.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:55
So before 2017 in mainland China, textbooks would all have this eight-year war timeline.
Emily MatsonGUEST
6:02
from 1937 to 1945, starting with the Marco Polo Bridge incident, which, and by the way, this is still regarded in the Republic of China on Taiwan as the proper start of the war.
Emily MatsonGUEST
6:14
And it's still an important date in the People's Republic of China as the start of what they call a national all-out war.
Emily MatsonGUEST
6:20
It was never, unlike this new 14-year war timeline, Marco Polo Bridge was never the official starting date of the war at government level, but it was popularly assumed to be.
Emily MatsonGUEST
6:30
And the events of Marco Polo Bridge incident were not that unusual in and of themselves.
Emily MatsonGUEST
6:35
At that point in time, Japanese imperialism continued to encroach upon China's sovereignty, particularly in the North.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:12
So there are two really important dates that I wanted to go over.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:17
One is the Marco Polo Bridge incident in 1937, and the other is the Mukden incident in 1931.
speaker_6NARRATOR
5:23
So before 2017,
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:25
in mainland China, textbooks would all have this eight-year war timeline from 1937 to 1945, starting with the Marco Polo Bridge incident.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:36
Which, and by the way, this is still regarded in the Republic of China on Taiwan as the proper start of the war.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:43
And it's still an important date in the People's Republic of China as the start of what they call a national all-out war.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:49
It was never, unlike this new 14-year war timeline, Marco Polo Bridge was never the official starting date of the war at government level, but it was popularly assumed to be.
Emily MatsonGUEST
5:59
And the events of Marco Polo Bridge incident were not that unusual in and of themselves.
Emily MattsonGUEST
5:43
So there are two really important dates that I wanted to go over.
Emily MattsonGUEST
5:49
One is the Marco Polo Bridge incident in 1937, and the other is the Mukden incident in 1931.
Emily MattsonGUEST
5:55
So before 2017 in mainland China, textbooks would all have this eight-year war timeline from 1937 to 1945, starting with the Marco Polo Bridge incident.
Emily MattsonGUEST
6:08
Which, and by the way, this is still regarded in the Republic of China on Taiwan as the proper start of the war.
Emily MattsonGUEST
6:14
And it's still an important date in the People's Republic of China as the start of what they call a national all-out war.
Emily MattsonGUEST
6:20
It was never, unlike this new 14-year war timeline, Marco Polo Bridge was never the official starting date of the war at government level, but it was popularly assumed to be.
Emily MattsonGUEST
6:31
And the events of Marco Polo Bridge incident were not that unusual in and of themselves.
Emily MattsonGUEST
6:36
At that point in time, Japanese imperialism continued to encroach upon China's sovereignty, particularly in the north.

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