When I think of the wars and killings, I can't help but think of the Japanese who did a lot of evil in our country at that time. After the economic crisis, in order to compete for territory and resources, Japan extended its claws to China and began to invade China.
Ordinary wars are duels between fighters and warriors, and what makes people tingle is that the brutal Japanese not only killed Chinese soldiers, but even ordinary people were devastated by them. The Nanjing Massacre, which shocked the time, was one of them. Everywhere they went, they would burn and plunder there, as inhuman as beasts.
Slaughtering Chinese is not so easy to stab with a bayonet, they use killing to create fun, boring killing to become a tool for their passion fun, they use killing games to make us more miserable, and they regard this killing as a game, they try to torture Chinese in every way. There was once a newspaper that two Japanese officers organized a massacre contest in order to compete, and the two-person contest saw who killed the most Chinese within the specified time.
This inhumane approach makes people indignant, everyone's life is precious, why are they so inhuman? At that time, the Most Favorite Thing for Japanese people to play was the game of burning straw bags that they invented. To say it's a game, it's a bunch of people sprinkled with gasoline, bundled together and burned alive in a haystack, and they feel that it is a pleasure to watch Chinese die in torture. Countless unarmed people were thus tortured to death by Japanese devils.
The lives of innocent people are toyed with by the Japanese as if they were toys, just to find a little fun when they are tired of fighting. In just a few days, hundreds of thousands of people were brutally killed, and countless treasures were looted. The disaster and suffering brought by the Nanjing Massacre to the whole of Nanjing seemed like a nightmare. Most tragically, when Japan's defeat was condemned, they went so far as to deny the crimes they had committed, with the intention of erasing them from history.
At that time, there was a school in Nanjing called Jinling Girls' School, because this school had an American religious nature, relatively safe, after the Nanjing Massacre began, the American who was responsible for managing this school, Wei Telin, in order to protect the innocent people of China, opened the school door to take in women and children who did not have the ability to resist.
When the Japanese heard this news, they completely disregarded who was in charge of the area and broke in, and countless women and children became their tools to vent their anger, and a pure and bright school became their comfort station, and women and children were bullied by them, and some could not bear the blow and committed suicide. Soon the Japanese arrived, and the original shelter became a paradise for Japanese devils. Of course, Witteline was not accustomed to the evil deeds of the Japanese and resisted vigorously, but after all, her own strength was insignificant, and she had no time to take care of thousands of refugees, and countless women who eventually died tragically in the insults of the Japanese. These events are recorded in Later Weitlin's diary.
Although in the end, Witteline did her best to protect some women and children, but seeing the tragic deaths of these people who had been mutilated by the Japanese, she was very upset and guilty, and soon after returning to China, she chose to commit suicide with regret. To this day, there are statues specially carved for her in front of the gate of this school, her behavior has given countless people hope of survival, her kindness and the brutal Japanese at that time form a strong contrast, why are the same people, some people do evil, some people are kind-
Although the Japanese do not recognize the crimes they committed, history is there that cannot be changed, and it is hoped that countless people who have passed away will be able to live in heaven and rest in peace.