1941年6月,素有四大火炉之称的重庆,已初显酷夏的威力,天空中骄阳似火,空气中则弥漫着浓浓的硝烟味道。刚刚被日军的飞机轮番轰炸过的山城,到处是残垣断壁,满目疮痍。6月下旬的一天傍晚,许多重庆市民冒着空袭的危险,向位于观音岩的抗建堂涌去。在那里,一场为宣传抗日而进行的新舞蹈表演会即将上演。音乐响起,舞 In June 1941, Chongqing, once known as the Four Great Stoves, had begun to show its mightiness in the early summer. The sky was full of fire and the air was filled with thick smoke. Yamashiro, which had just been bombed by the Japanese military planes, was full of ruins and devastation. One evening in late June, many Chongqing citizens risked their air strikes to go to Kangjiantang, located in Guanyinyan. There, a new dance performance to promote anti-Japanese events will be staged. Music sounded, dance