Remember this day, forever

@FelixFan1 Thanks. It's hard to imagine that something like that ever happened on this world…… I rather hope it is a lie and this massacre never happened,so that there wouldn't be hundreds and thousands of people dying. I can understand that it is hard to have the same feelings for foreign friends. Even for some Chinese teenagers, it is also hard to have the sad feelings coming up. I am 16 but maybe because I love Chinese history, the more I learned, the bigger pain I feel while looking back to the Nanjing Massacre. I once have the opportunity to met an old gentlemen who once fought in the war defending Japan. When I bow to him, I can really feel my heart beating hard and heavily. It's what they have paid--life and youth which built up our country today. I knew it's hard to understand, but I'm glad to hear that we can share the emotions. Actually I made this, not for upvotes, just making us remember that once upon a time, there is such a tragedy. Thank you for the second time(Actually the English below is the translation of the Chinese part)

@Sanatron
If only I could understand Chinese so I could share your pain and support you, We Australians are more suited towards barbecuing rather than learning different languages. I don’t have ties with that event or even the country but I feel for you.

默哀

嗯，我不得不告诉你，虽然我赞同你所表露的情绪，但这似乎违反了官网的规定，我以前曾发布南京大屠杀纪念馆中纪念碑，但被删除。非常欢迎对我的作品进行加工并发布@GAX826

同志挺你

我不想做这么沉重的主题，但现在仍有军国主义分子试图歪曲南京大屠杀的历史，请大家看明真相，南京大屠杀的历史必不能被人篡改，必不能忘！（感谢约翰•马吉以及所有在南京大屠杀期间为中国人民提供帮助的外国友人，你们将被中国人民永远铭记！）
I don't want to make such a heavy topic, but there are still militarist who are trying to distort the history of the Nanjing Massacre. Please remember the truth. The history of the Nanjing Massacre must not be tampered with or forgotten! [Thanks to John Magee(1884-1953) and all foreign friends who helped the Chinese people during the Nanjing Massacre. Chinese people will remember you forever!]