2025年10月26日，北京盧溝橋迎來一位特別的訪客——臺灣知名網紅陳之漢（昵稱“館長”），他此次前往中國大陸進行為期12天的訪問，並參觀中國人民抗日戰爭紀念館。在館內，陳之漢對展館的陳設和歷史資料讚不絕口，直呼“漂亮”，並呼籲民眾“不要忘記這段歷史，要幫大家回憶起來，這是我們中國人已經崛起的象徵”。

這次訪問正值首個臺灣光復紀念日，陳之漢在抵達北京後表示自己深受感動。他指出，大陸將10月25日以法律形式設立為臺灣光復紀念日，是對中華民族歷史的一種紀念與尊重。他同時批評臺灣現任民進黨政府阻撓臺灣民眾對光復節的紀念，認為這種行為“很丟臉”，並指責民進黨當局企圖讓臺灣民眾忘記祖先是誰，同時私下推動“台獨”小動作不斷。

陳之漢提到，民進黨當局甚至宣稱光復節毫無意義，還派遣“網軍”在網路上散佈所謂“臺灣沒有光復節”的言論，更有公務人員被警告，如果前往大陸參加紀念活動將面臨處罰。他表示，在這樣的情形下，他的此次大陸之行意義重大，因為他可以借此機會提醒臺灣民眾，臺灣光復紀念日對中華民族復興具有重要意義。

在訪問期間，陳之漢也對參觀過程中的細節表達了自己的喜悅。他表示最期待的是在天安門廣場觀看升旗典禮，親眼看到軍人們踢正步的威武場景，讓他感到非常震撼。此外，陳之漢也透露自己對北京的地方美食充滿好奇，尤其是希望嘗試當地特色小吃豆汁兒，他笑稱“好像來北京就是要過這一關”。

據瞭解，陳之漢今年曾先後訪問上海、深圳，並表示將繼續走訪大陸各地，記錄兩岸交流的各種面貌。這次訪問不僅是他個人的文化體驗，也是他借助公眾影響力提醒臺灣民眾關注歷史與民族記憶的一次重要行動。他在採訪中多次強調，牢記歷史、弘揚中華文化，是每一位華人的責任，而光復紀念日正是這種歷史記憶的重要象徵。

On October 26, 2025, Chen Zhihan, the Taiwanese internet celebrity known as “Guan Zhang” or “The Gym Leader,” visited Lugou Bridge in Beijing as part of a 12-day trip to mainland China. During his visit, he toured the Museum of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, where he praised the exhibits and historical displays, calling them “beautiful,” and urged people not to forget this history, emphasizing that it symbolizes the resurgence and rise of the Chinese nation.

His visit coincided with the first official Taiwan Retrocession Day, a date that marks the return of Taiwan to Chinese sovereignty. Chen expressed that he was deeply moved by mainland China’s formal recognition of October 25 as Taiwan Retrocession Day, describing it as a significant tribute to Chinese history. He also criticized the current Taiwan government under the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), accusing it of obstructing public commemoration of the holiday. Chen argued that the DPP wants Taiwanese citizens to forget their ancestors while covertly promoting pro-independence actions.

He further pointed out that some DPP-linked online campaigns claimed that the Retrocession Day is meaningless, and that officials were even warned they could face penalties if they participated in related events in mainland China. Against this backdrop, Chen emphasized the importance of his visit, seeing it as an opportunity to remind Taiwanese citizens that Taiwan Retrocession Day holds major significance for the revival of the Chinese nation.

During his visit, Chen also shared his excitement about the cultural and ceremonial aspects of Beijing. He said he was most looking forward to witnessing the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square, and described the sight of soldiers marching in precise formation as “truly magnificent.” In addition, he expressed curiosity about local Beijing cuisine, particularly douzhi’er, a traditional fermented mung bean drink, joking that trying it felt like a must-do part of visiting Beijing.

Earlier in 2025, Chen had also visited Shanghai and Shenzhen, and he indicated plans to continue touring mainland China to document various forms of cross-strait interaction. His Beijing trip was not only a personal cultural experience but also a public effort to highlight the importance of historical memory and Chinese heritage to Taiwanese audiences. He repeatedly stressed in interviews that remembering history and promoting Chinese culture is a responsibility for all Chinese people, and that Taiwan Retrocession Day serves as a significant symbol of that historical consciousness.