On this day, 79 years ago, on June 23, 1946 (May 24, 1946, the lunar calendar), my country's anti-civil war movement reached its climax. On the 23rd, more than 50,000 people in Shanghai responded to the call of college students and held an anti-war march. On June 23, 1946, more than 50,000 people in Shanghai held demonstrations against civil war, pushing the national anti-civil war movement to a climax. After the CPPCC meeting, anti-civil war groups were formed across the country to call for peace. In early June, Shanghai alone established the "Shanghai City Student Peace Promotion Association" and the "Shanghai-West Workers Anti-Civil War Democracy Promotion Association". Since then, more than 50 groups have initiated the establishment of the "Shanghai Federation of People's Organizations". Large-scale mass anti-civil war movements also occurred in Peiping, Tianjin, Chongqing and other places. Prior to this, people and groups from all walks of life across the country continued to appeal for peace and oppose civil war. On March 2, the Northeast Cultural Association issued its opinion on the peaceful settlement of the Northeast issue. On April 26, the Federation of Comrades from the Three People's Principles expressed its views on the current situation on peace and civil war, unity and division, democracy and dictatorship. On June 8, the King of Peiping and 52 people from all walks of life called for an immediate end to the civil war. On June 17, 89 people including Luo Longji and Shi Liang issued a petition to the Chinese people, advocating a political settlement of domestic disputes and opposing the use of force. On June 21, the Chongqing People's Association for the Promotion of Peace sent a telegram to the whole country, calling for an immediate end to the civil war. June 30. Shanghai's 4000 celebrities urgently telegraphed Mao Zedong and Chiang Kai-shek, demanding an extension of consultations and a comprehensive ceasefire. On the 20th, college students in Shanghai held a massive anti-civil war demonstration