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What are the implications of the Sino-Japanese War?

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Answer:The war ended with the defeat of the Qing government in China at the time and the total annihilation of the Beiyang Naval Division of the Qing Army. At that time, the Qing government of China tolerated and compromised the Japanese invaders and signed the Treaty of Shimonoseki, which humiliated the country. The outcome of the Sino-Japanese War brought an unprecedented national crisis to the Chinese nation and greatly deepened the semi-colonization of Chinese society. At the same time, the Sino-Japanese War composed a heroic biography of the Chinese nation in the anti-aggression war, leaving valuable spiritual wealth to future generations. When we review the Sino-Japanese War again today, we want to explore from this war history that contains the humiliation of the Chinese nation those enlightenments that can be learned, warned and learned from today, so as to provide historical lessons for building a maritime power, realizing national rejuvenation, ensuring national security, and safeguarding world peace, so that our Chinese nation can walk more firmly and smoothly on the road of great rejuvenation.

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