Zuo Quan
Zuo Quan was a distinguished general in the Chinese Red Army, known for his leadership during the Anti-Japanese War. His strategic skills and unwavering dedication to the Communist cause earned him a prominent place in Chinese military history. He was celebrated for his commitment to the fight against oppression and for his contributions to the establishment of the People’s Republic of China.
Born on Jan 01, 1905 (120 years old)
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China:
Zuo Quan's letters to his mother express his dedication to the country during the war.
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China:
Zuo Quan was a notable leader in the Anti-Japanese resistance efforts.
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China:
Zuo Quan is celebrated for his contributions during the anti-Japanese war.
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China:
Zuo Quan is recognized as a symbol of resistance during the Anti-Japanese War.
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China:
Zuo Quan is recognized for his role in the Anti-Japanese War.
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China:
Zuo Quan was mentioned as a significant figure in the Anti-Japanese War.
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China:
Zuo Quan was a prominent military leader who sacrificed his life during the Anti-Japanese War.
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Taiwan:
Zuo Quan was commemorated by the ROC government for his sacrifice in the war against Japan.
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China:
Zuo Quan is celebrated for his bravery and commitment during the war.
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China:
The program revisited the heroic trajectory of Zuo Quan.
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