Research On Anti-japanese Memorial Ceremony Of Kuomintang Government In The Context Of Political Mobilization(1938-1949)

During the period of the War of Resistance Against Japan,the Chinese Kuomintang organized various commemorative ceremonies for the war of resistance against Japan and played a crucial role in mobilizing political mobilization,arousing collective memory,shaping political identity,and enhancing the authority of the government.As a special political ritual,Anti-Japanese War Memorial Ceremony is an important way to achieve political mobilization and political identification.It has the function of integrating social forces,debugging social psychology and maintaining political stability.The nation-state mobilizes and integrates the society by constructing the ritual context and using symbolic symbols such as language.sound,image and behavior contained in the ritual to achieve specific political ends.In the meantime,in order to maintain the enduring ritual mobilization capacity,the collective memory constructed by political rituals are utilized to achieve a broader socialization of political mobilization.On the basis of combing the theoretical relationship between political ritual and political mobilization,the author analyzes the types and processes of the Anti-Japanese War Memorial Ceremony of the Kuomintang government and probes into how the commemorative ceremony is politically mobilized from two aspects:symbolic symbol and anti-war memory.The Anti-Japanese War Memorial Ceremony mobilized the conviction of firmly fighting the nationwide military and civilizations and actively put into practice the war of resistance.It even enhanced the authority of the national government and proved to the international community that the War of Resistance Against Japan was "the battle of justice and justice in the world" and won extensive support from the international community.In the end,while summarizing the limitation and experience of the Anti-Japanese War Memorial Ceremony,the author put forward some suggestions to inspire the present day commemorative ceremony.