
The movie "731" premiered worldwide on September 18. According to data from the online platform: as of 19:56 on the 20th, the total box office (including pre-sales) exceeded 1 billion.

"731" broke two records in Chinese film history, becoming the champion of the total number of screenings of a single film in a single day and the champion of the total number of screenings on the premiere day in Chinese film history.

The movie "731" mainly tells the story of how the Japanese invaders conducted biological warfare research in Pingfang District, Harbin, Heilongjiang, and slaughtered civilians for human experiments in order to reverse the situation on the eve of the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. The invaders tried to cover up the truth, but the Chinese people's determination to expose history will never be erased.
The movie "731" was released in many places in North America and Australia, and it resonated strongly with the audience.
On the 18th, the movie "731" held its premiere in New York, USA, which resonated strongly with the audience.
Jenny, a member of the audience, said: "It's heartbreaking. This film will cause a sensation across the United States. It's very shocking." Another audience member, Jonathan, said: "It's hard to describe my feelings with just one word because there are so many emotions. I would say it's moving. This is a very impactful movie."

In addition, on the 18th, the film "731" held its premiere simultaneously in Ottawa, Canada's capital, and Markham, a city in the Greater Toronto Area. Staff from the Chinese Consulate General in Toronto and hundreds of overseas Chinese attended the premiere in Markham.

Li Meiling, a spectator at the event, expressed her deep resentment at the atrocities. "We know full well that such a cruel tragedy will never happen to our generation again. We feel deep pain and regret for the suffering our ancestors endured, but we are also proud of the strength of our country today."

On September 18th, local time, the film "731" was released in several locations across Australia, with premieres held that evening in Sydney and Melbourne. Over 400 Chinese and Australian people from all walks of life, overseas Chinese, and international students from New South Wales, Victoria, and surrounding areas watched the film at the premieres in Sydney and Melbourne.
It is understood that since September 18, "731" has been screened in mainstream theaters in Australia, and many local audiences have purchased tickets in advance.
