Today is December 13, 2016, the 79th year since 1937. The Nanjing Massacre will always be a scar on China that cannot be forgotten or forgotten. In order to remember this period of history and to uncover as much truth as possible under the shadow of this history, countless social workers have spoken out for history and victims through films, television, books, interviews, etc.
"Thirty-Two"
"Thirty-Two" attempts to enter the inner world of a "comfort woman". The first shot of
's video is of falling dust. It lasts for thirty-two seconds. There is no ups and downs in the plot. It abandons the usual techniques and just tells everyone a true story. Just like the mountains in the film, they are calm and steady. By the end, the old man stood together with the mountain that had witnessed her life's experiences, and her oral narration of "why she lives" finally illuminated all the connotations of the film. A "real brave" is a person who can still look at life with a smile after suffering many hardships. What is life? Maybe this Chinese "comfort woman" can help you find the answer...
"Testimony - The Truth Revealed about the Nanjing Massacre"
This film uses the documentary "Nanjing" filmed by the Japanese army in Nanjing as a clue, and combines China, Japan, Comparing the historical records of the three parties in the West, it shows that the three witnesses gave different descriptions of the same event, forming a strong contrast.
This documentary became Rashomon fabricated by the Japanese military, truly exposing all the dirty behaviors the Japanese military did to cover up the atrocities of the Nanjing Massacre.
"The Truth of Nanjing in 1937: Record of the Japanese Army's Burning, Killing, Rape and Crime in Nanjing"
In the film "The Truth of Nanjing in 1937", many contents are disclosed for the first time in a TV film, including: the first panoramic display of NanjingNanjing The beginning and end of the defense war ; Chapter It displays the combat orders, detailed battle reports of both armies, and the battle diaries of Japanese soldiers. The memories, letters, and records of many survivors, witnesses, and perpetrators are also quoted for the first time...all the historical facts and evidence throughout the article. , all reproduced one by one from the diaries of Japanese veterans, court trials, survivors' accounts, and the accounts of Rabe , Vautrin and other foreigners who were in Nanjing at that time.
"City Mourning"
December 13, 2014 is the first national memorial day for the victims of the Nanjing Massacre. The 30-episode series "City Sorrow" produced by Nanjing Radio and Television Group is to reflect the trauma that Nanjing suffered at that time. The entire series uses survivors' narrations, international people's testimonies, and various historical video materials, all in the form of evidence and testimonies, to produce "The Tragic Massacre", "The Brutal Acts of the Invaders", "She Was Stabbed by the Japanese Army" Short films such as "Knife 37 Times", "Ranking of Nanjing", "Burning the Stone City", etc. fully reflect the huge pain and profound disasters suffered by the Chinese people in Nanjing and the city during the dark days when the Japanese invaders slaughtered the city.
"Survivors - Witness Nanjing 1937"
The documentary "Survivors - Witness Nanjing 1937" was officially broadcast on December 12. The subjects photographed include Xia Shuqin who has insisted on testifying for more than 30 years, Chang Zhiqiang whose entire family was almost wiped out, Zhang Xiuhong who was raped by the Japanese invaders at the age of 12 and was left with a lifelong disability, and Su Guobao whose entire village was massacred by the Japanese army. , and Wang Ruiyi, who once participated in refugee rescue in the Nanjing Safety Zone. Dai Bo, chief editor and director of the documentary
, said: "Their life stories cover different aspects of the image of survivors, which we summarize as 'massacre witnesses, history tellers, defenders of the truth, and guardians of peace.'"
based on the perspective of bystanders Understand history from a different perspective, respect history, and remember history.
