The September 18th Incident (also known as the Shenyang Incident; Japan calls it the Manchuria Incident, because Northeast China is called Manchuria by Japan) refers to a military conflict and political incident that broke out between the Northeastern Army of China and the Kwantung Army of Japan on September 18, 1931. This incident Later, the conflict between Japan and China further intensified, and the rise of the Japanese military's status as the main warfighter in Japan led Japan to embark on the road of all-out invasion of China, laying the fuse for the full-scale outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War. The three northeastern provinces of China All were occupied by the Japanese Kwantung Army, which used the former Qing Emperor Puyi to defect to Japan to establish the puppet regime of Manchukuo in the Northeast. It implemented colonial rule for 14 years, causing the compatriots in the Northeast to suffer the painful taste of subjugated slaves. Therefore, they were regarded by the Chinese people as Considered a national humiliation, September 18 is known as "China's National Humiliation Day" in many informal occasions in China.
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