On this day, 93 years ago, on June 30, 1932 (May 27, 1932, the Kuomintang banned anti-Japanese films. Scenes in the film "The History of the Bloody Battle of Songhu" banned by the authorities On June 30, 1932, the Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the Kuomintang issued a "general order" to various film companies in Shanghai to ban the filming of anti-Japanese films, declaring: "In the future, films about war and today are all banned. "Anti-Japanese news films and documentaries such as" The History of the Shanghai War "," The Battle of Shanghai ", and" The History of the Shanghai Anti-Japanese War ", which have long been banned by the Shanghai Concession Ministry of Industry, have also been banned from being screened in cinemas outside the Shanghai Concession. Some films, from content to title, have been changed. For example, the word "Japanese Army" in "Battlefield Adventures" was changed to "Bandits";"History of the Blood War of the Northeast Volunteers against Japan" was also changed to "History of the Blood War of the Northeast Volunteers" due to the word "Anti-Japanese" in the title. The movie scripts reflecting the anti-Japanese war were even strangled. However, Japan has produced a large number of fascist films with the background of "September 18th" and "January 28th" advocating aggression against China and promoting "the majesty of the imperial army." With the connivance of the Shanghai Concession authorities and the acquiescence of the Kuomintang, Japan has openly screened them in Japanese cinemas in the Shanghai Concession, insulting the Chinese nation. Patriotic film workers expressed great indignation in this regard. "Film Art" magazine founded by left-wing filmmakers has put forward nine "?" Come and question this matter severely. Pointing out that this is: "A shame to the China film industry!!" "Film Art" magazine also announced and exposed the Kuomintang's "general order" prohibiting the filming of anti-Japanese films.