Remember to be aware of shame and then be brave; don’t forget to be mindful of danger in order to live in peace.
Nanking Nanking (2007)
Director: Bill Guttentag/Dan Stuman
Introduction: This film interviews those who witnessed the Nanjing Massacre, including missionaries, doctors, reporters and survivors, as well as participants The Japanese invaders, through a complete chain of evidence, truly reproduce the various atrocities committed by the Japanese invaders in Nanjing in 1937, which is outrageous.
Douban: 8.3 points/15115 people
December 13, 1937, was a dark day, and the sky over Nanjing was shrouded in black mist. Due to the failure of the Nanjing Defense War, the Japanese invaders stationed in Nanjing. Under the command of Central China Dispatch Force Commander Matsui Iwane and the 6th Division Commander Hisao Tani, the Japanese invaders fought in Nanjing and nearby areas for 6 years. Zhou’s organized, planned, and premeditated massacre, rape, and arson.
This is a massacre that shocked the world! Thousands of our compatriots died under the enemy's steel knives, and occasionally survivors were displaced. Such atrocities and shame should always be remembered in our hearts.
Our new generation of young people should become the backbone of the country in the future. They should deeply remember the shame of the Nanjing Massacre. We should regard this shame as our personal experience.
Time has passed, but the history of the Nanjing Massacre will not be submerged in the long river of history. No matter how enemies cover it up, history cannot be erased, and the trauma cannot be erased. We must always remember this period of history, and we must make this period of history become our motivation to serve the country, know our shame and then be brave, and stay safe but be prepared for danger.
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