九一八事变

九一八事變
Jiǔ-Yī-BāShìbiàn
proper noun

Meanings

  1. 1 Mukden Incident (September 18, 1931)
  2. 2 Manchurian Incident

Examples

Jiǔyībāshìbiàn biāozhì zhe Rìběn qīn Huá de kāishǐ.
The Mukden Incident marked the start of Japan's invasion of China.
Měinián jiǔ yuè shí bā rì, quánguó míng jǐngbào jìniàn Jiǔyībāshìbiàn.
Every September 18, sirens sound across China to commemorate the Mukden Incident.

Tips

history
On the night of 18 Sept 1931, officers of Japan's Kwantung Army staged a small explosion on the South Manchurian Railway near Mukden (Shenyang) and blamed Chinese troops. Japan used it as a pretext to occupy all of Manchuria within months and install the puppet state Manchukuo (满洲) in 1932. Today Shenyang sounds citywide sirens annually.

Stroke Order

jiǔ
shì
biàn