Some conscientious Japanese soldiers reflect on their mistakes, but there are still many Japanese who have no idea what happened.

I am not interested in studying history, because history is too heavy to let it go. Reopen the wounds of the past over and over again to avoid the same mistakes in the future.

Foreigners from other countries to help us, to help us through this cruel period, to help us testify; But despite the evidence, the other side refused to admit guilt

Remember history, cherish peace

Although the facts of the Nanjing Massacre have been confirmed by a large number of historical documents, witness testimony and physical evidence, there are still some Japanese and their right-wing groups who try to deny or downplay the seriousness of this historical event, or even glorify it as a so-called "victory."

每个名字背后都是一条鲜活的生命

文字再多也抵不过此刻的沉重感

这是永远也不能忘记的痛

One star is not enough to dispel the darkness, but countless stars can definitely illuminate the night sky.

Behind every name is a fresh life.

No matter how many words there are, they can't resist the heaviness of the moment.

This is a pain that can never be forgotten.

都会一直印在我们心中，

无论时代如何变迁，

历史的真相都永远警醒和启示着后人。

No matter how long the time has passed,

It will always be imprinted in our hearts.

No matter how the times change,

The truth of history will always alert and enlighten future ages.

The Nanjing Massacre was a senseless massacre, which we should forgive but not forget.

Chongyang every year, Chongyang again today. On the occasion of the Double Ninth Festival, the memorial hall for the victims of the Nanjing Massacre by the Japanese invaders held the third batch of awarding ceremony for the inheritors of the historical memory of the Nanjing Massacre. As time goes by, more and more survivors pass away, and their death does not mean forgetting.

Remember the history of suffering, draw forward strength

The narrator "I" - Gao Anling is Minnie's assistant, she witnessed the cruel war background, people are not respected and trampled on the historical tragedy. Through Minnie's heroic image, the author Harkin expresses a humanitarian spirit that transcends national boundaries and regardless of personal gains and losses, embodying the thrust of putting people first and respecting every life, allowing Chinese readers to understand the past more deeply and reflect more deeply on the future.

Cultural relics and historical materials related to the Nanjing Massacre donated by people at home and abroad were concentrated in Nanjing.

The film depicts a Sino-Japanese family in the Nanjing Massacre, the content is extremely vivid.

One of the works directly depicting the Nanjing Massacre, it makes readers remember the bloody years through vivid narration.

During the Nanjing massacre, American pastor John Mage used a 16-millimeter camera to quietly focus his camera on the citizens of Nanjing who suffered from Japanese atrocities, recording precious images of Japanese airplanes bombing Nanjing, Japanese soldiers searching for young adults, and victims of Japanese atrocities being treated in hospitals.

A crying Chinese baby and a monk cleaning up the corpse truly reproduce the tragic atrocities committed by the Japanese army in Nanjing in 1937. The whole picture is solemn and dull, highlighting the tragic historical scene and serious theme. Exposing the heinous crimes of Japanese imperialism and the extremely cruel and barbaric behaviour of the Japanese army.

From various documents recording the Nanjing Massacre, these words prove the tragic end of that war. One by one, the evidence also exposed Japan's lies.

The core activity of the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Day is the memorial ceremony. On the morning of December 13 every year, a grand memorial ceremony is held at the Memorial Hall for the victims of the Nanjing Massacre. During the ceremony, people recited eulogy in unison to express their condolences to the victims. Government officials, diplomatic representatives, war survivors and future generations, as well as people from all walks of life, will attend the ceremony and pay their silent tribute to the victims.

The National Memorial Day for the Victims of the Nanjing Massacre is a national memorial day established by the Chinese government to pay tribute to the more than 300,000 compatriots who died in the Nanjing Massacre.

Tatsuzo Ishikawa conducted on-the-spot interviews with the 33rd Wing of the 16th Division of the invading Japanese army, which took part in the Nanking Massacre, and wrote this work of documentary literature, which was published in its entirety by Kawade Shobo in 1945.In 1945, Tatsuzo Ishikawa remarked in an interview that ‘the corpses piled up on the roads were shocking to the eyes’, ‘I recounted what happened in Nanking as if it had happened on other battlefields’, and on the eve of 1985, Japanese right-wing history writer Kenichi Aro interviewed Ishikawa Tatsuzan, who told him that ’the so-called testimonies about my testimony about the Holocaust are fictitious, and I still don't believe them! ‘. As the memory of the Holocaust has been distorted by the Japanese right wing over time, how can we restore the distorted truth? All that lives is memory.

On 18 December 1947, the Nanjing Military Tribunal handed down its verdict on the war criminals of the Nanking Massacre, sentencing to death each of the three Japanese officers who took part in the Nanking Massacre, namely, Toshiaki Mukai, Iwami Noda and Junichi Tanaka, for the joint and continuous massacre of prisoners and non-combatants during the war. The judgement against the Japanese war criminals contains a detailed account of the facts of the Nanking Massacre and an informative and appalling description of the crimes committed by the three men.w

Hisao Tani protested in court today that he was not receiving a fair trial on charges resulting from the infamous Japanese "rape of Nanking." He accused the six-man Chinese military tribunal of intentionally linking general evidence of atrocities with the specific South Gate area that his division garrisoned for one week.

On 16 October 2017, the Parliament of Ontario, Canada, passed a motion proposed by Chinese Member of Parliament Huang Sumei to establish 13 December each year as the Nanjing Massacre Remembrance Day. The commemoration of the Nanjing Massacre has been actively promoted overseas to expose the truth of the event to bystanders, and the memorial ceremony has turned into a truth unfolding ceremony on such occasions.

The sculpture exhibition held in 2020 featured works such as Struggle and Orphan, among others, which conveyed the static and dynamic features of the figures through sculptural art and used the medium to convey a sense of history, showing the strong emotions of the figures at the time of life and death.