On December 13, 1937, Nanjing fell into the clutches of Japanese invaders, and 300,000 compatriots were massacred. 88 years have passed, and the blood of the spirits has not solidified, and the specter of militarism has made a comeback. The annual National Communion Day sounded a deafening alarm and reminded us — always hold high the sword of blood sacrifice, resolutely cut off our dirty heads, never allow the return of militarism, and never allow historical tragedies to be repeated. Today, the Eastern War Zone released the blockbuster themed poster “Dai Sword Festival”. Eastern Japan has been a scourge for nearly a thousand years, and the war against the sea is particularly imminent. They fought with no sense of righteousness and pride; they were driven by a long sword.

On December 13, 1937, Nanjing fell into the clutches of Japanese invaders, and 300,000 compatriots were massacred. 88 years have passed, and the blood of the spirits has not solidified, and the specter of militarism has made a comeback. The annual National Communion Day sounded a deafening alarm and reminded us — always hold high the sword of blood sacrifice, resolutely cut off our dirty heads, never allow the return of militarism, and never allow historical tragedies to be repeated. Today, the Eastern War Zone released the blockbuster themed poster “Dai Sword Festival”. Eastern Japan has been a scourge for nearly a thousand years, and the war against the sea is particularly imminent. They fought with no sense of righteousness and pride; they were driven by a long sword.