Unjustly Condemned: A Documentary on Chinese Civilian Claims Against Japan

Author: Zhao Dongling Li Jiuhong
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: A documentary on China's claims against Japan from the perspective, broadcasted simultaneously by 30 satellite TV stations nationwide, and the first disclosure of the inner thoughts of Japanese veterans who invaded China. It's not that we don't want to turn the page; it's that they haven't turned it. A painful history, a group of aging seniors, an international lawsuit—everything stems from: we can forgive, but we cannot forget! Elevating ordinary days into a meaningful life, elevating common thoughts to the level of philosophy, and purifying ordinary emotions to the height of religion—through each work, through countless life experiences, Zhao Dongling is willing to keep walking this path. Actually, looking back now, if the grief and humiliation of Chinese war victims, those unbearable memories, the resilience of "," and the legal aid provided by ordinary Japanese lawyers for free, all supported Zhao Dongling in completing the film with a new creative concept and drive, then the broadcasting work became a greater challenge than raising funds initially.