Seven-Five Sword Shadow Lan Hua

Customized printing of this article has been launched. The customization period is one month. The minimum printing is ten copies. The price is 37 yuan. Note: The heroine of this article is based on the Chinese female writer Chang Chun-ru, and the background is around the time she completed the book "The Rape of Nanjing". Part of the plot in the article will involve the narrative of the Nanjing Massacre. Students who are unwilling to accept such a heavy topic can avoid it. Remember the strange woman in my heart——Zhang Chunru Zhang Chunru, I don't know how many people know or remember this name, but I hope that people who read this article or even just read this copy can remember her forever. In Europe and the United States, which today lead world culture, almost all Westerners know that the Germans killed many Jews during World War II. They also know that at the end of World War II, the United States dropped two atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, killing hundreds of thousands of people within seconds. But before she finished her book "The Atrocities of Nanjing", less than 20% of Europeans and Americans knew that there had been a Nanjing Massacre during World War II! Not many people know that throughout the development of human history, although there have been many tragic massacres, few can be compared with the Nanjing Massacre - its long duration, cruel methods, wide range of involvement, and huge number of victims are all unique in the history of human tragedies. This is thanks to the unremitting efforts of the Japanese government over the years. They worked hard to cover up the crimes committed during World War II and succeeded in making the world almost forget this massacre, which is rare in human history. They also succeeded in making the world remember that hundreds of thousands of Japanese died under the US atomic bombs - and even gave many people the illusion that although Japan during World War II was a fascist country, it was in a position worthy of sympathy! Every year on August 6, Japan uses various methods to remind the world that the United States dropped two atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki on this day in 1945, destroying a city in two seconds and causing hundreds of thousands of casualties. But they still dare not admit that on December 13, 1937, in Nanjing, China, for more than six weeks, they killed an entire city with their hands, knives, guns, bayonets, flames... And even all kinds of weapons and cruel methods they could think of. Before December 13, 1937, the population of Nanjing was approximately 1.05 Million. This does not include the divisions that withdrew due to defeat, and the refugees who flocked to Nanjing to escape the war. The permanent population alone was 1.05 Million. But after the Nanjing Massacre, only 190,000 people remained in the city... A total of more than 900,000 less! How many of them can escape? How many people were killed and had their bodies destroyed by various means so that they could not be included in the statistics? ! All Chinese people believe that the real number is far more than 300,000, but no one dares to make a rough estimate of how much it will exceed. The real Nanjing Massacre was not like the movie "Nanjing!" Nanjing! "As shown, those killed were all soldiers and few civilians. It is not as described in it that the Japanese soldiers are looking for Chinese soldiers to kill, or what they do is to kill! In fact, among those killed, as long as they can move, they will become victims. They are not only soldiers, but also women, the elderly, children, babies, monks... Beheading, drowning, caesarean section, assassination, releasing military dogs to bite them alive, putting them in sacks and dousing them with gasoline and burning them alive... Many babies were even picked out from the bellies of pregnant women by those Japanese soldiers and stabbed to death! Many of those women, young and old, were raped to death, and many more were killed casually by Japanese soldiers! There are many more... Who were killed after suffering all kinds of torture. This is like "Nanjing!" As shown in "Nanjing!", Was it because they were afraid of Chinese resistance and because the Japanese soldiers themselves were afraid of death that they carried out the killings? While I hate the Japanese invading army, I can't imagine "Nanjing!" Nanjing! "It was actually filmed by a Chinese. I also really want to know, when director Lu Chuan tried to interpret the Japanese army from a human perspective, from what perspective did he interpret the victims of the Nanjing Massacre? Because people are dead, any interpretation can be used? Is that so? In that six-week bloody pool hell, the Chinese were hunted and toyed with at will like rabbits by the Japanese soldiers. If they were seen even moving, they would be shot immediately. The Hundred-Man Killer appeared in such a crazy state. It seemed unbelievable, but it was a concentrated expression of the Japanese people's madness and lack of humanity at that time. They were so crazy at the time, really just to vent their manic emotions, and really just for fun! The kind-hearted Zhang Chunru once said: The Japanese of a certain period cannot be regarded as the Japanese of the entire history. That is not only a misreading of history, but also harmful to the current Japanese. But frankly speaking, I still can't let it go, and I'm still instinctively wary of the word Japan, and I still have a grudge against it—especially when I see that in Japan today, far-right forces still exist and are active in various ways. The Japanese government not only refuses to admit such a crime, but they also dare to shamelessly declare in front of the whole world that the Nanjing Massacre was fabricated! It's a lie! Even in the face of so much evidence, they remain so quibbling. Not only that, but there have been repeated efforts to wipe out people's memory of this incident around the world - and it must be said that they have been successful. If there was no Zhang Chunru, if there was no book, I think they would have really succeeded in a few decades. After Zhang Chunru completed the book "The Atrocities of Nanjing", the book attracted worldwide attention. Many people in Europe and the United States knew that Japan had done such crazy and terrible things during World War II. The sleeping memories of the hurt Chinese were reawakened, but at the same time, Japan's far-right forces also began to pay attention to her. In the years between the publication of the book and the death of Chang Chun-ru, she was constantly and maliciously harassed by Japanese right-wing forces. For this reason, she did not dare to bring guests home or accept interviews at home. She kept changing her phone number and could only communicate with others through email. However, she was still entangled with all kinds of harassment and threats. They even threatened to harm her family, her husband and her son, who was only two years old at the time. I am a mother myself, and I can understand the panic and uneasiness a mother feels when receiving such a threat, which makes me hate those people even more. Zhang Chunru has been buried for so many years, and the Japanese are still slandering her, saying that she committed suicide because she was ashamed of fabricating the lie of the Nanjing Massacre. I really want to ask: What is the essential difference between this group of people and the Japanese soldiers who caused the Nanjing Massacre? If I am asked to treat the Japanese of today as separate from the Japanese of the past, then what mentality should I have towards this group of Japanese? Some people say that the proportion of far-right forces in Japan is very low, so low that it can be ignored. So please give me an explanation - why has no Japanese government dared to publicly acknowledge the Nanjing Massacre so far? Why did the Japanese ambassador to the United States dare to openly publish a statement in a newspaper after Zhang Chunru's "Atrocities in Nanjing" caused a sensation, saying that the Nanjing Massacre was a hoax and a lie? Why did no Japanese publishing house publish the Japanese version of the book "The Atrocities of Nanjing" even long after Zhang Chunru's death? Why does the Japanese Prime Minister have to visit Yasukuni Shrine every year? ! If the far-right forces are really so low that they can be ignored, then what is causing so much pressure on publishing houses across Japan? Putting so much pressure on the Japanese government that they are willing to go their own way despite the disapproval of the world? Fox considers himself not an angry young man, and he also respects the high quality of modern Japanese people. Japanese goods, Japanese cartoons, Japanese beauties and handsome men... I should still buy and see them. I am also moved and grateful for the performance of the Japanese rescue team in the Wenchuan earthquake. I also express sympathy and sadness for them in the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, and I am willing to provide them with support. But this does not mean that I will forget what the Japanese did to the Chinese during World War II, nor does it mean that I will ignore what the right-wing forces in Japan are saying and doing now. Forgetting history will repeat its mistakes. If every year on August 6, the world should commemorate the hundreds of thousands of civilians who died in the atomic bomb within seconds, then every year on December 13, the world should commemorate the more than 300,000 civilians who were tortured and killed by the Japanese using various means within six weeks! This memory will be deeply ingrained in my mind and will never be forgotten for several lifetimes. I also want to remember Zhang Chunru and remember that she made the whole world remember and remember this history that should not be forgotten. But my writing style is very weak. In this article, I am unable to narrate too much about this tragic massacre, nor to give a detailed explanation of that period of history, nor to describe how many nightmare experiences Zhang Chunru had... The fundamental reason why I wrote this article is just to selfishly satisfy a small dream of mine-evil people will eventually be rewarded! And Zhang Chunru is still alive, living in a peaceful and splendid place, living in a place without the memory of the Japanese invasion of China, living in a place without harassment and threats from right-wing forces - living peacefully and happily, that's all... Friends pit: My own writing: Intention: