The sacrifice of 35 million compatriots in exchange for the fact that the Japanese are building schools and old-age institutions on mainland soil today is undoubtedly an indescribable shame and a historical scar deeply imprinted in the memory of our nation.
Whenever I look back on this period of history, I always feel an irrepressible sense of sadness and indignation in my heart. Have the grievances of those compatriots who have suffered so much been redressed? Today, these Japanese people are arrogantly establishing their schools and retreats on our soil, as if to show us their existence and arrogance.
I know that this history must not be buried, and we must remember it. It is a constant reminder that the tragedy of history must not be allowed to happen again. Therefore, I decided to put it into action. I joined a volunteer organization dedicated to conveying the truth of history and letting more people know about that humiliating past.
We hold exhibitions, lectures, and other events to make people feel the suffering and suffering of those days. At the same time, we also actively participate in the discussion of social issues, and call on the government to strengthen the supervision of Japanese institutions in China to ensure that they do not cause any harm or threat to our country and people.
In the process, I made many like-minded friends. We work hand in hand and strive for a common goal. Although the road ahead is full of challenges and difficulties, we firmly believe that as long as we work together and persevere, we will be able to awaken the consciousness of more people and make our nation more united and stronger.
Although it is difficult to completely erase the scars of history, we can make this scar a source of motivation and source for us to move forward through our own actions and efforts, so that our country can become more prosperous and standstill.