After reading the Nanjing Massacre 1 Seeing a Japanese knife inserted into the chest of the Chinese nation, my heart is about to break. I'm angry to see intruders killing people for fun! Why, why did the Japanese invade the Chinese nation and kill people? Just to kill for fun?
I will never forget1937 65438+February 13, when Japanese bombers bombed Nanjing crazily. In an instant, Nanjing was full of flames, rivers of blood and heartbreaking cries. ...
As soon as the Japanese entered Nanjing, they implemented the policy of "killing, burning and robbing".
Looking at them one by one makes me feel that they are simply a group of animals! Look, a Japanese is standing among the dead, with China's head in his hand. He is expressionless, but it is not difficult to see that this is pride! This is a "brilliant" smile!
What makes me even more angry is that the fact that Japanese high-level officials invaded China by the Japanese army is still hazy. In their textbooks, the word "aggression" did not appear at all; They said that "Japan invaded China" was simply hypocritical. Don't, don't we these brave men who shed our blood, are all fake? Is it true that more than 300,000 of us were collectively shot by the Japanese army, and all those who died unsatisfied died in vain?
After watching the movie, I thought: I won't be a traitor to my motherland. I will always remember that I am from China, remember the national humiliation, and be a person who constantly strives for self-improvement and serves the motherland. Although China and Japan have become good neighbors and partners today, it is the wish of the two peoples to remain friendly from generation to generation, but we can never forget this history of Japanese aggression against China.
Reflections on the Nanjing Massacre Two books describe in detail how the Nanjing Massacre happened, what atrocities occurred in Nanjing, Rabe's assistance to refugees, and his reflection and review of history. As a blockbuster story, this book caused a great response as soon as it was published, and it was translated into 15 languages and made known to many ordinary people.
After reading Zhihu's question, he said that there were some factual errors in this book as historical materials, which became the target of Japanese "fictionists" and "centrists" and even made a fuss about the errors, so that when we discussed this book, we could not help but say too much to avoid contradictions. ...
It is difficult for a non-professional person to write such a heavy historical event as the Nanjing Massacre without making mistakes. A teacher once said that origin analysis is to find out how salty salt is. This is contradictory at first glance, but on second thought it is. Many scholars have made a lot of annotations and prefaces, and written many books that are difficult for ordinary people to understand. There are no factual errors in these books, but few people have read them and their influence is small. So I think the greatest value of this book is to let ordinary readers know about this incident, especially the author wrote it in English, and let many ordinary English speakers know about this incident, which is beyond the reach of many academic papers. Keep thinking while reading, gain knowledge, treat problems dialectically and cultivate independent thinking ability.
During the summer vacation, I read the book Nanjing Massacre with a heavy heart. After reading this book, I was deeply shocked. I can't stand the atrocities of Japanese soldiers. What makes me even more angry is that after this catastrophe, Japan tried its best to cover up the historical truth.
In the Nanjing Massacre, countless civilians and soldiers were killed. Japanese soldiers and officers completely broke away from the basic norms of human behavior and began the massacre of human nature. During the Holocaust, Japanese planes dropped countless posters over the safe area, which read: Go home quickly and give food. Trust the Japanese soldiers and you will get help. There is also a picture of a smiling young Japanese soldier holding a little girl in China in one hand and giving her mother a bucket of rice in the other, next to the candy in her father's hand. As a result, countless China civilians returned to their homes and were greeted by machine guns instead of food and smiling Japanese soldiers. I can't help sighing for those civilians who listen to rumors. I am disgusted with the treacherous tactics of Japanese soldiers.
Not only in the China Massacre, but also in their own schools, Japanese teachers instilled hatred and contempt for the people of China. A teacher asked a Japanese boy to dissect a frog, and the boy cried. The teacher said, "What is there to cry about a rotten frog? Besides, you will kill China in the future! "
Many Japanese people know nothing about the history of Nanjing in China. One of them replied, "What is Nanjing? A dynasty? "
We should remember history, remember everything our ancestors experienced, remember the bloody battle in Nanjing … cherish peace and create the future of our motherland.
After reading the Nanjing Massacre, I finally read the whole book intermittently. I feel so heavy that I have to wait a few days to finish reading a chapter. ................................................................................................................................................................
In Nanjing, my friends and I went to the memorial hall for victims of the Holocaust several times. The images and written materials are shocking, but I have always known little about the Nanjing Massacre. After all, in the history textbook, I only remember that the number of people slaughtered was as high as 300 thousand.
Thanks to Zhang Chunru, he spent so much time and energy to collect information about the Holocaust and wrote this heavy book, which gave me a deeper understanding of this event.
I sympathize with those who were killed, especially those street names I am familiar with. My heart is even more uncomfortable and unimaginable! ! I admire foreigners who lend a helping hand. They saved many people and tried their best to protect them from harm. But I am also deeply disappointed. I am disappointed with the Kuomintang troops who ran away from the battlefield and abandoned the people in dire straits, and I am disappointed with the young people who were escorted to the slaughterhouse. (I always thought that if someone came out to resist and the masses United against the Japanese army, the result would be better ...) After the war, the Japanese army not only compensated but also tampered with historical facts, which was really unbearable. Obviously, this is a premeditated battle. From the hatred education of militarism, human nature has long been distorted. Where is our great new China? This is not the time to show generosity and kindness. Why not compensate? Why not give more care and love to disaster survivors ... Silence, alas, history has become history, but there is no way to forgive it.
May the world be peaceful!