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"Don't dare to forget"
- written on the occasion of the ninth National Memorial Day
Text/Guo Fucheng (Heavenly King Fu Ge)
December 13 of each year is the seventh meeting of the Standing Committee of the 12th National People's Congress, and the National Memorial Day for the victims of the Nanjing Massacre. The establishment of the Public Memorial Day shows the firm position of the Chinese people to oppose the war of aggression, defend human dignity, and safeguard world peace.
85 years ago today, the Japanese invaders carried out a tragic massacre in Nanjing. In more than 40 days, more than 300,000 innocent compatriots were killed, leaving unhealing memories of pain and suffering for the survivors who survived the disaster. The mountains and rivers are broken and the lives are devastated. This is the national tragedy and a shocking scar in the history of human civilization.
The past sorrow of the country has never been forgotten now. We must pay homage to every noble life in the name of the country; with respect, we pray that everyone will live a safe life and let a strong and prosperous nation rise to the land of China!
.com picture--Thank you
. I have never forgotten it for 85 years.
. Bloody China is shrouded in the setting sun.
Japanese pirates invading China were brutal and violent,
bloody winds and ghosts.
net picture--Thank you
Today's public offerings mourn the souls,
Commemorate your life and pray for peace.
Remember history and forget shame,
is strong and rejuvenated together.
Liu Changlin filmed
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