Today, we are gathered here to commemorate.
Those innocent lives who died in the Nanjing Da**. This catastrophe is the eternal pain of our nation and the darkest page in the history of mankind. Today, in the name of the country, we offer the most solemn tribute to them.
Nanjing is a brutal crime committed by Japanese militarism in the war of aggression against China. We will not forget that in the winter of 1937, the streets and alleys of Nanjing were filled with the smell of death. Japanese soldiers take pleasure in killing people and indiscriminately ** innocent civilians. Every life has become so small in this catastrophe that it cannot escape the fate of being slaughtered.
This **** is not only an insult to the Chinese, but also a blasphemy against human civilization. We must not forget, because to forget history is to betray. We remember history, not to perpetuate hatred, but to learn from history and remind us not to allow history to repeat itself.
Today, as the national memorial day, we need to remember this history in our hearts. We need to reflect on the root causes of this catastrophe, the true meaning of war and peace. We must pass on the truth of history, so that future generations will always remember this period of blood and tears.
At the same time, we need to see what this disaster has taught us. Nanjing Da** makes us understand a truth: in order for a nation to survive, it must have strong strength. This kind of power is not only militarily powerful, but also spiritually powerful. We must carry forward the spirit of patriotism, unite the strength of the whole nation, and strive for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.
Finally, let us once again pay our highest respect to the innocent lives who died in the Nanjing Massacre. May their souls rest in peace, and may we always remember this history and strive for peace and justice!