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China says Taiwan is 'desecrating the martyrs' with its World War Two history criticism

Beijing says the ruling Democratic Progressive Party is twisting the wartime record as it defends its own account of China’s role in the conflict.

  • On Wednesday, China's Taiwan Affairs Office accused the Democratic Progressive Party of distorting World War II history, with spokesperson Zhang Han stating that questioning Beijing's narrative constitutes a "betrayal of history" and "desecrating the martyrs."
  • Beijing maintains that communist guerrilla forces served as the "backbone of the fighting" against Japan, while official Chinese history largely minimizes the role of the Kuomintang, Taiwan's largest opposition group.
  • Zhang noted that Kuomintang forces fought on the "main battlefield" while communists were "opening vast rear battlefields behind enemy lines," characterizing victory as a "shared glory of the Chinese people and the Chinese nation."
  • Taipei disputes Beijing's narrative, noting the Republic government at the time fought alongside the allies, while the DPP maintains a separate identity and rejects Beijing's territorial claims.
  • Disputes over World War II history reflect broader disagreements regarding sovereignty across the Taiwan Strait, as Beijing refuses to speak with Taiwan President Lai Ching-te, whom officials label a "separatist.
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WTVB broke the news on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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