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A teacher in Shanghai in class
Blatantly repudiated the Nanjing Massacre
The historical fact that 300,000 victims died
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During the Japanese invasion of China that year, the Japanese army carried out a brutal massacre in Nanjing. According to the International Military Tribunal and historical records, at least 300,000 people were killed in the Holocaust.
It's almost a matter of consensus, but a teacher at Shanghai Aurora Vocational College blatantly denies in class that the 300,000 victims of the Nanjing Massacre were killed.
- The Japanese invasion of China in that year
- How many people were slaughtered in Nanjing
- 300,000 people are not supported by data
- Who died? Whoever has a name and a surname
- If you don't have a first name and no last name, you don't have an ID number
- You this 300,000
- Just an overview of a Chinese historical fiction writing
- Maybe less than 100,000 people died, or maybe it really was only 30,000
In order to show his profound knowledge and prove that his unique insights are correct, this teacher said bluntly: This is like the Chinese historians who made up a "five thousand years up and down" after liberation, in fact, we don't have so much history.
In other words, the number of 300,000 victims of the Nanjing Massacre, like "five thousand years up and down", is made up.
If the teacher's previous remarks can still be endured by netizens, then her last sentence: "Chinese should not hate forever, but reflect on how the war came about." "It completely touched the bottom line of netizens."
Netizens scolded one after another: "This is the shame of the Chinese people, it is simply a number of classics and forget the ancestors." ”
"Teacher, preach and teach karma to solve puzzles."
As a people's teacher, a guide for students, and a disseminator of knowledge power, we should pass on the correct outlook on life, values, and history to students.
Instead of denying the problems that have been conclusively established in history, and spreading erroneous ideas to students, as a Chinese with a conscience, we should all feel heartache for the inhumane massacre.
Remember history, don't forget the national shame!
What do you think of the remarks of this teacher at Shanghai Aurora Vocational College?