In a signed article published ahead of his attendance at the celebrations in Moscow, Russia, in May to mark the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Soviet Union's Great Patriotic War, President Xi Jinping called for the international community to learn from history, safeguard the post-war international order, defend international fairness and justice, and resolutely oppose all forms of hegemony and power politics, in order to build a better future for all.

　　Moncada, the Honduran ambassador, echoed Xi's remarks and expressed the hope that peace would prevail in an increasingly complex world.

　　“In terms of peace, China is showing every day that it is actively working for peace in the world, in every single area where there is conflict,“ Moncada said. “We should together pursue friendship, synergy and positive engagement rather than confrontation.“

　　Moncada stressed the importance of the United Nations, which celebrates its 80th anniversary this year. “The principles on which the UN was founded should be followed by all,“ he said. “We should fight for multilateralism and equal representation for all nations in the world, on the basis of mutual respect and understanding.“

　　Chaudhary, the diplomat from Pakistan, noted China's emphasis on win-win cooperation and shared prosperity, saying that these values form the foundation of China's approach to global development.

　　China's support for multilateralism and the UN-centered international system gives “a sense of hope for developing countries to partner with China and strengthen the global development endeavors“, he added.

　　The exhibition, titled For National Liberation and World Peace, which opened on July 7, is being held at the Museum of the War of Chinese People's Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, located near Lugou Bridge, where Japanese troops attacked Chinese forces on July 7, 1937.