On this day, 82 years ago, on March 10, 1943 (February 5, 1943, the lunar calendar), Chiang Kai-shek published "The Destiny of China." Chiang Kai-shek's "The Destiny of China" On March 10, 1943, Chiang Kai-shek published the book "The Destiny of China." The book was ghostwritten by traitor Tao Xisheng at Chiang Kai-shek's instructions. "The Destiny of China" promotes the most feudal and fascism, and opposes democracy, freedom and communism; The Eighth Route Army, the New Fourth Army and the Jiefang District are slandering "organizing force to separate localities in an attempt to undermine the War of Resistance and hinder reunification" as "warlords in disguise and a new type of feudalism," implying that the Communist Party should be resolved by force. The full text is divided into eight chapters: (1) The growth and development of the Chinese nation;(2) The origin of national humiliation and the origin of revolution;(3) The profound influence of unequal treaties;(4) From the Northern Expedition to the Anti-Japanese War; (5) The content of the New Covenant of Equality and Reciprocity and the focus of future nation-building work;(6) The fundamental issues of revolutionary nation-building;(7) The artery of China's revolutionary nation-building and the moment at which its destiny determines;(8) The destiny of China and the future of the world. The core of the full text is to publicize that only the Kuomintang saves China and only the Three People's Principles save China. After the publication of "The Destiny of China", the Kuomintang issued a general order for all agencies, groups, military forces, and schools in the Kuomintang-ruled areas to read it. It shows that its publication is an attempt to split the Anti-Japanese National United Front and prepare for ideological and public opinion for its continued anti-communist wave.