On this day, 82 years ago, on December 1, 1943 (November 5, 1943 in the lunar calendar), China, the United States and Britain issued the Cairo Declaration. The original English version of the Cairo Declaration From November 22 to 26, 1943, U.S. President Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Churchill and Chiang Kai-shek held talks in Cairo, the capital of Egypt. On December 1, the "Cairo Declaration of China, the United States and Britain" was issued. The Cairo talks were mainly to discuss the three countries 'joint war against Japan and the post-war handling of Japan. Main contents of the declaration: The military personnel of the three countries have reached consensus on future war plans against Japan; The purpose of the war against Japan is to stop and punish Japan's aggression; the purpose is to deprive Japan of all islands it has captured or occupied in the Pacific since the beginning of World War I in 1914, and return Manchuria (northeastern China), Taiwan, and the Penghu Islands to China; it is decided to make Korea free and independent for a considerable period of time; the three countries will persist in long-term warfare and make Japan surrender unconditionally. The promulgation of this declaration played a positive role in accelerating the defeat of Japanese militarism. The Cairo Declaration contained in this newspaper is relatively complete. On the morning of May 31, 2014, the China People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression Memorial Hall accepted for the sixth time a donation of Anti-Japanese War cultural relics from Ms. Zhao Sihong, a writer living in the United States. Li Zongyuan, deputy director of the Anti-Japanese War, said that among the many donated documents, a newspaper that published relevant content of the Cairo Declaration in December 1943 was the most significant. The full text of the Cairo Declaration was published in the December 2, 1943 Journal of Springfield, Massachusetts. Donor Ms. Zhao said that the declaration published in this newspaper is more complete than the Cairo Declaration in some current documents. This newspaper confirmed the unanimous determination of China, Russia and the United States to confront Japan at that time, and the coverage was very sufficient.