Abstract：In this paper, we first discussed the various forms of coal-workers' counter-Japanese struggles in enemy-occupied areas, and then summarized Jingxing and Yangquan coal workers' support for Hundred Regiments launched by the Eighth Route Army and special coal workers' counter-Japanese fights in the northeast China, all of which was not only a heavy blow to Japanese invasion, but enhanced coal workers' counsiousness of national unity and encouraged them to continue fighting for the final victory as well.

Keyword：enemy-occupied area;coal workers;counter-Japanese struggles;