0 1, Nanjing massacre 2 minutes 15 seconds, released live. Every year from 14, 65438+February 13 is a national public holiday, mainly to commemorate the 300,000 compatriots killed in the Nanjing Massacre, and also to tell us not to forget the national humiliation and remember the history.

The real image of the Nanjing Massacre secretly shot by John Magee was made public on this year's National Day of Public Sacrifice. This image touched some atrocities committed by the Japanese army against our Nanjing compatriots. I was sad when I saw which video.

That feeling is like being cut by a knife, which is very worrying. At that time, after the Japanese arrived in Nanjing, they brutally slaughtered Nanjing for more than six weeks, and a compatriot would leave us in less than twelve seconds.

Catch people when they see them in the street, regardless of gender or age, and some women end up worse. The Japanese army pulled our compatriots together, then brutally killed them and buried them in the trenches. Later, the streets were full of bodies. The scene was like purgatory on earth.

And this image also shows us how desperate Nanjing compatriots were at that time. Their faces are expressionless, unconscious, with empty eyes and no hope for the future. They have no choice but to watch their relatives and compatriots leave them. This image only reveals the tip of the iceberg of the Nanjing Massacre. Even so, my heart is hard to calm down.

Don't forget the national humiliation and strive to make the country stronger. I hope we don't forget this history. Of course, I remember this history is not for revenge. We should learn a lesson from this incident. We should make ourselves stronger and our motherland stronger.

After all, the world is a world dominated by fists. Only when our fists are big enough can we ensure that we will not be bullied by others. So is the country. Only when the country is strong, the historical tragedy will not repeat itself.

But I still want to say that we should respect peace. We can't be the injurer like the Japanese army in those days. We strengthen ourselves only to protect ourselves, not to hurt others.