97 years ago today, on July 21, 1928 (June 5, 1928), the National Anti-Japanese Congress was held in Shanghai. Shanghai citizens demonstrated against the Japanese invasion of Shandong. From July 21 to 27, 1928, the National Anti-Japanese Congress was held in Shanghai, with more than 100 representatives from 15 provinces and Hong Kong Anti-Japanese Societies participating. The main proposals passed at the meeting were: (1) Strictly implement the national economic break-up and eliminate hate goods cases within a time limit; (2) hold a regular national general inspection of the Japanese goods week case; (3) establish anti-Japanese meetings quickly in various places by telegraph; (4) Anti-Japanese work must be done permanently, and the whole country must act in unison; (5) telegraph countries and the League of Nations to state Japan's atrocities and ask to preside over the case; (6) inform the Japanese opposition parties and the Japanese people to urge the government to realize the case; (7) petition the government to determine its foreign policy; (8) punish the case of raping the people. The conference also adopted an anti-Japanese declaration. Chinese army participating in anti-Japanese demonstrations in Shanghai