Perched in the Siming Mountains of East Zhejiang, Yuyao City was once a pivotal battleground in China’s War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. Today, it has been transformed into a popular leisure and sightseeing destination for the public. Here at Yuyao, past and present converge – bearing witness to a nation’s unyielding spirit and remarkable rejuvenation.
(Images via Yuyao City Committee Publicity Department, Shaoxing Shangyu District Archives, Shangyu District Converged Media Center, photography volunteer Lu Menglai)
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