1010 Chronicle 3

1935: The Empire of Japan holds a large-scale exposition in Taipei, Taiwan, showcasing its development achievements in Taiwan. 1937: Second Sino-Japanese War: The Southern Eight Provinces Guerrilla Force of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army is reorganized into the New Fourth Army. 1938: Second Sino-Japanese War: Japanese forces land in Daya Bay, Guangdong, beginning their offensive on Guangzhou. 1938: Second Sino-Japanese War: The Battle of Wanjialing concludes, with the Republic of China Army annihilating the main force of the Japanese 106th Division. 1943: The Kempeitai of the Empire of Japan, which occupied Singapore, arbitrarily arrested and tortured 57 civilians, leading to 15 deaths in Changi Prison, known as the "Double Tenth Incident." 1943: During the Japanese occupation of North Borneo, the Kempeitai conscripted locals to join their ranks. The "Kamiyama Guerrillas," led by Guo Hengnan, was formed and launched the "Jesselton Uprising." However, it ultimately failed in late January 1944, towards the end of the Pacific War. This is known as the "Double Tenth Uprising." 1945: Representatives of the Republic of China's National Government and the Kuomintang, including Wang Shijie, and representatives of the Chinese Communist Party, including Zhou Enlai, sign the "Double Tenth Agreement" in Chongqing. 1945: The Central Organizing Committee of the Korean Communist Party is established.