Beijing, September 3, 2025 — The grand ceremony marking the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War was solemnly held at Tiananmen Square in Beijing. Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, President of the People’s Republic of China, and Chairman of the Central Military Commission, delivered an important speech and inspected the troops. The military parade showcased the historical confidence of national rejuvenation: marching contingents advanced in unison with firm steps, armored formations displayed strength and dignity, and air squadrons roared across the sky, powerfully demonstrating China’s modernized defense capabilities and its firm commitment to safeguarding peace.

China Year Chairman Guo Yong Attends National Commemoration as Cultural Entrepreneur Representative
The Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression was a crucial part of the global war against fascism. Through immense sacrifice, the Chinese people made significant contributions to safeguarding world peace and defending human civilization. History reminds us that humanity shares a common destiny. Only by treating one another with equality, living in harmony, and supporting one another can nations truly safeguard collective security and eliminate the roots of conflict. Today, the world once again faces critical choices: peace or war, dialogue or confrontation, win-win cooperation or zero-sum rivalry. General Secretary Xi Jinping emphasized that the Chinese people will always stand on the right side of history and the side of human progress, firmly pursuing peaceful development and working together with all nations to build a community with a shared future for mankind. This vision deeply inspires cultural enterprises to shoulder the mission of conveying national spirit and fostering exchanges among civilizations.

Since its establishment in 2011, China Year has been committed to promoting China’s fine traditional culture and actively aligning with national development strategies. Through high-quality Chinese-style animations such as Great Journey of Teenagers, First Dragon, and Over the Divine Realms, the company has introduced the charm of Chinese culture to the world. These works portray vibrant and ambitious young characters, conveying patriotism and core values of perseverance and optimism. For example, Thirty-six Cavalry takes inspiration from the legendary journey of Ban Chao and his thirty-six companions in the Western Regions, highlighting extraordinary courage, wisdom, loyalty, and pioneering spirit, thus shaping a cultural archetype of national dedication and resilience. Through such works, China Year integrates core values into its creative fabric, not only responding to national strategies but also fulfilling its social mission as a cultural enterprise—using art to embody the spirit of the times and foster cultural identity and resonance among audiences.
On the technological front, China Year has independently developed more than 300 advanced technologies, contributed to multiple national digital content standards, and holds over 20 national invention patents, 70 software copyrights, as well as numerous work copyrights and registered trademarks. Recognized as a National High-Tech Enterprise, a “Specialized, Refined, Distinctive and Innovative” enterprise, and a Gazelle company, China Year has achieved remarkable results in the standardization of 3D animation. It has led the formulation of both national and Beijing group standards, and has won multiple authoritative national and municipal awards, providing strong momentum for the high-quality development of China’s digital content industry.

Throughout its development, the company has integrated social responsibility into its strategy. During challenging periods, China Year upheld a “no layoffs, no pay cuts” policy to safeguard employment stability, offering confidence to employees and society alike. The company has also advanced educational equity, community development, and public welfare initiatives, while guiding social values and spreading positivity through its creative works. This resilience—“undaunted by headwinds, unshaken in adversity”—has allowed the company to continually break through industry bottlenecks and achieve steady growth.

After the ceremony, Guo Yong remarked:“Witnessing the military parade firsthand was profoundly moving. The resolute steps and gleaming armor—every march and every formation was an echo of history and a testament to our national confidence. As a cultural practitioner, I deeply feel that telling China’s stories and amplifying China’s voice is not only a responsibility, but also a mission entrusted by our times. This honor belongs to the entire team of China Year and reflects society’s recognition of our long-standing commitment and innovation. Looking ahead, we will draw inspiration from the spirit of the War of Resistance, continually pushing the boundaries of technology and content, so that cultural power can benefit society and serve our era. The great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation is unstoppable—justice will prevail, peace will prevail, and the people will prevail.”
This invitation to attend the ceremony stands as a strong recognition of China Year’s comprehensive strength and industry influence, while also instilling greater confidence in the company’s future development. Building on this milestone, China Year will embark on a new journey, continuing to focus on its core areas of digital content and cultural technology. Through technological innovation, the company aims to empower cultural heritage, creating more high-quality works that celebrate mainstream values and spread positive energy. By leveraging digital content and cultural technology to support social progress, China Year is committed to contributing to the prosperity of socialist culture and the building of a culturally strong China.