Fushun Pingdingshan Massacre

To commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, the novel "Pingdingshan Massacre in Fushun" uses a literary pen to return to Pingdingshan in Fushun on the day after the Mid-Autumn Festival in 1932. Through the perspectives of civilians such as Zhou Tieshan and Li Shantang, the work unforgettably reproduces the shocking changes in the village from peace to hell in three days, ruthlessly revealing the cruel truth that the Japanese army carried out mass murder in the name of "photography". The book is based on historical facts and uses compassionate narratives to carve literary inscriptions for the three thousand dead souls, aiming to warn future generations: peace comes from the deepest remembrance and reflection of history.