Visitors look at an interactive panorama of the Marco Polo Bridge incident, which sparked the Second Sino-Japanese war, at a memorial museum in Wanping town, west of Beijing, in 2015. Photo: Simon Song Visitors look at an interactive panorama of the Marco Polo Bridge incident, which sparked the Second Sino-Japanese war, at a memorial museum in Wanping town, west of Beijing, in 2015. Photo: Simon Song
Visitors look at an interactive panorama of the Marco Polo Bridge incident, which sparked the Second Sino-Japanese war, at a memorial museum in Wanping town, west of Beijing, in 2015. Photo: Simon Song

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Updated: 8:00am, 3 Jun, 2020

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Visitors look at an interactive panorama of the Marco Polo Bridge incident, which sparked the Second Sino-Japanese war, at a memorial museum in Wanping town, west of Beijing, in 2015. Photo: Simon Song Visitors look at an interactive panorama of the Marco Polo Bridge incident, which sparked the Second Sino-Japanese war, at a memorial museum in Wanping town, west of Beijing, in 2015. Photo: Simon Song
Visitors look at an interactive panorama of the Marco Polo Bridge incident, which sparked the Second Sino-Japanese war, at a memorial museum in Wanping town, west of Beijing, in 2015. Photo: Simon Song
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