Accuse

Author: Zhang YiBo, Li Shu (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: The nightmare 70 years ago still sends chills down the spines of these four elderly individuals. Their experiences are a microcosm of the suffering endured by countless Chinese citizens during that nightmare. They recount their harrowing memories to seek historical justice, uphold the great cause of the nation, and preserve national dignity, ensuring that history does not repeat itself! From 1931, when Japanese militarism invaded China, to 1945, when Japan surrendered, the 14-year period brought unprecedented devastation to China, with people massacred, minerals looted, culture destroyed, and territory trampled. The Chinese nation, with its magnanimity, relinquished its demands for war reparations from Japan, seeking instead a lasting peace between the two peoples. Yet, forgiveness is not weakness, and history must not repeat itself. In response to those who wish to forget or distort history, we deliver a resolute rebuttal, compelling them to confess before the irrefutable evidence of blood and tears. The book Accusation, edited by the Central, features the testimonies of these four elderly individuals recounting their unbearable nightmare, to reveal a history, a true one; to seek historical justice, uphold the great cause of the nation, and preserve national dignity, ensuring that history does not repeat itself.