Feature: Japanese abbot vows forever pursuit of peace amid efforts to collect materials on Japanese invasion-Xinhua
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Feature: Japanese abbot vows forever pursuit of peace amid efforts to collect materials on Japanese invasion-
The Nanjing Massacre is a memo...
Feature: Japanese abbot vows forever pursuit of peace amid efforts to collect materials on Japanese invasion-
NAGOYA, Japan, Dec. 13 (Xinhua) -- Shortly before China's ninth national memorial day for the victims of the Nanjing Massacre, two experts, one from China and the other from Japan, who have long been engaged in the collection and preservation of historical materials of the Japanese invasion, met again online after three years.
By Zhong Sheng On Dec, 13, 1937, invading Japanese troops captured Nanjing and committed the extremely cruel Nanjing Massacre, slaughtering about 300,000 Chinese people. It marked a horrifying anti-human crime and an extremely dark page in human history. The people today must be on the lookout given what had happened…