82 years ago today, August 11, 1943 (July 11, 1943 in the lunar calendar), the first Quebec Conference was held. On August 11, 1943, the first Quebec Conference (Quarters Conference) was held. Churchill and Roosevelt chaired the meeting, and Tzu Wen, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the National Government of China, and Prime Minister Mackenzie King of Canada attended the meeting. At the meeting, the United States and the United Kingdom mainly debated the implementation of the "Operation Overlord" plan. The meeting approved the "Operation Overlord" plan and gave priority status, but postponed the implementation date to May 1, 1944. The meeting confirmed the importance of opening up a second battlefield in Europe, set a deadline for defeating Japan, and ensured the coordination of allied combat operations. Roosevelt, Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King and Churchill at the First Quebec Conference commented: The Normandy Landing (Operation Overlord) finally reached an initial consensus