The names and deeds of many heroes and heroines on the list are widely praised, even familiar, such as Zhao, the division commander of 29 army 132 of the National Revolutionary Army, Zhang Zizhong, commander-in-chief of the 33rd Army of the National Revolutionary Army, Yang Jingyu, commander-in-chief and political commissar of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Army 1 Road Army, and the Five Heroes of Langyashan. Among the foreign victims were norman bethune, a doctor of the Canadian-American medical aid team to China.

The heroes on the list died young, mostly in their twenties and thirties. Wang Pu, the youngest leader of the Anti-Japanese Children's League, was only 14 years old when he died.

Greatly expanded the connotation of sacrifice.

The list of anti-Japanese heroes published by the Ministry of Civil Affairs this time includes both Kuomintang officers and many foreigners. Among these martyrs, there are many officers, nearly one third of whom died for the National Revolutionary Army, including professors, writers, doctors and journalists.

The list of heroes and heroes announced this time has greatly expanded the connotation of sacrifice. "In the past, the sacrifices we talked about were mainly the victims of the revolutionary ranks led by * * *, but this time there are foreigners, anti-Japanese Coalition officers and Kuomintang officers on the list."

The Chinese dream is the rise of the Chinese nation, and all the victims who have contributed to the Chinese nation deserve to pay homage, or they can pay homage.

The heroes announced this time are more concerned. Generally speaking, they are all heroes with deep impression, great influence and vivid historical deeds, and can better lead the public.