Japanese aggression severely impacts the modern Chinese postgraduate education. An emergent wartime policy is implemented, and the national government redefines the postgraduate education in relation to approaches and budget, for the purpose of its restoration and development. New progress has been achieved owing to a series of stimulating policies. More graduate schools have been set up, and more graduate students recruited. Despite the war, Chinese postgraduate education has found its way out, bringing about the local social and economic development.