Author: Qian Jinli
Source: Wen Yuan: Classical Beauty? 20 10No. 12
In Nanjing, in the Holocaust Memorial Hall, a huge head and a huge mouth are shouting. Whew, in the boundless time and space, it has solidified. A China man buried alive by the Japanese, alone, shouted out the pain of a nation.
Buried in the soil, the body is resisting, struggling, erupting with all its strength, blood gas is upwelling, eyes are red, and life becomes light and elegant in shouting, far from the soul.
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About the author:
Qian Jinli, a member of China Prose Writers Association, Zhejiang Writers Association, Hangzhou Writers Association and Xiaoshan Writers Association, has published hundreds of thousands of words of essays, novels and poems in newspapers and magazines such as Prose, Prose Overseas Edition, Hua Shan and China Youth Daily. Some of his works were selected in Selected Works of China's Prose and Thirty Years of China's Prose. Faced with these "identities" and "achievements", Qian Jinli said that she was only an amateur author.
Qian Jinli said: "Writing is just a hobby for me, just like others like playing mahjong, playing poker, singing KTV, playing chess, playing ball games and drinking tea. It's just a hobby, regardless of the level of hobbies, as long as it's healthy. Zhang Dai said in "Tao An Meng Yi":' People have no addiction to making friends'. People should have a little hobby. After work, it is also good to have time occasionally, read books and write something. "
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2065438+In February, 2004, Nanjing issued an announcement to declare the Historical Archives of Nanjing Massacre as a world memory heritage, led by the Municipal Heritage Application Office, the Municipal Archives Bureau and the Memorial Hall for Victims of the Nanjing Massacre invading China.
At the same time, Nanjing Archives released a batch of precious files to the media for the first time. These files were formed from 1937 to 1947, with a volume of *** 183, which recorded in detail the criminal facts of the massacre committed by the Japanese invaders in Nanjing and a large number of crimes committed by the Japanese during their occupation of Nanjing.
Volume 183 is divided into the atrocities of the Holocaust, the burial of corpses, the citizens' opinions, the International Committee of Nanjing Safe Zone, and the establishment of a comfort station, all of which were left by the Nanjing Municipal Government of the Republic of China. Most of them are original works, which are "unique" and "rare". They are not only unique but also rare. ?
20 14, 14 On June 2nd, UNESCO confirmed that it had received China's application to include the Japanese military's forced recruitment of comfort women and the archives of the Nanjing Massacre in the Memory of the World ("Memory of the World" project). ?
2065438+05101From 4 to 6 October, the UNESCO World Memory Engineering Advisory Committee held a meeting in Abu Dhabi to consider the application for the Nanjing Massacre.
The archives of the Nanjing Massacre submitted in this application also include 16 photos of Japanese atrocities in "No.1 Evidence of Trial of Japanese War Criminals by Nanjing Military Court" collected by the Second Historical Archives of China; "Diary of Ms. Cheng Ruifang, Supervisor of Jinling Women's College of Arts and Sciences", and the original films and cameras about Nanjing Massacre taken by John Magee, a member of Nanjing International Security Zone and an American pastor, collected in the Memorial Hall for Victims of Nanjing Massacre by Japanese invaders. ?
On its official website, UNESCO published the latest list of projects selected into the Memory of the World in 20 15. Among the 47 selected projects, the file of Nanjing Massacre declared by China was on the list, but another file of comfort women was unfortunately unsuccessful.
According to official website of UNESCO, the archives of the Nanjing Massacre submitted by China are divided into three parts, including files 1937 to 1938, during which the Japanese aggressor troops massacred the soldiers and civilians in China. 1945 to 1947 investigation and trial files of Japanese war criminals; And the documents provided by People's Republic of China (PRC) judicial organs 1952 to 1956.