Yesterday I saw a remark. He said that the number of people slaughtered by the Japanese army invading China in Nanjing, 300,000 is not supported by data, it is said by the people, it is the same as the truth, we should not hate forever, but should remember this history, reflect on how the war came about, rather than forever hating a nation.
This is the remarks of a female teacher surnamed Song at Shanghai Aurora Vocational College on the occasion of the National Public Festival Day. Is it Aurora that there are such teachers in the classrooms of Chinese universities? It was a shock, and I was deeply shocked that there was such a teacher on the podium of a Chinese university. He received the salary of The Japanese Right-Wing Forces, right? Don't the teachers here have political standards and political checks? Is this still the over-preaching and inappropriate rhetoric described in the Aurora Vocational College response? Let people take a breath of cool air, ah, anyone who has received compulsory education knows that the Nanjing Massacre is ironclad and cannot be tampered with. Both the judgment of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East in 1946 and the judgment of the Military Tribunal for the Trial of War Criminals in Nanjing in 1947 are recorded in black and white. Therefore, 300,000 is the recognized data of the International Tribunal and is common sense in the cognition of Chinese. Is this teacher denying the horrific criminal history of the Nanjing Massacre?
Therefore, the female teacher surnamed Song made a big fuss about whether she acted shamelessly or intentionally, not by the excessive propaganda and inappropriate remarks made by the school authorities, but by sparing no effort to wash the ground for the Japanese invaders, wash away the blood of the Sons and Daughters of China on the ground, cover up this period of history, and Chinese anti-China remarks on the opposite side of their feelings. He wanted the students to reflect on how the war came about, and did he mean that it was recruited Chinese people? Got it? Were the Japanese invaders just? Shouldn't we hate, but should we love? I can't believe that these words came from the mouth of a Chinese, which is an extreme insult to the 300,000 compatriots who died and a complete negation of the Bloody Resistance of the Chinese nation.
On the podium of Chinese colleges and universities, he dared to summon the soul of militarism and wash the ground of fascism, and he was an enemy of the Chinese nation.