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This post was last edited by Nuts on 2015-9-18 09:40. Everyone: Today is the September 18th Memorial Day; I really hope to hear news of a holiday, so that I can have more time to pay tribute to the martyrs! It would be best if the anniversary dates of the Battle of Pingxingguan, the Hundred Regiments Offensive, and Huangtuling could also be treated in this way; that’s my suggestion
Hehe, it’s a good suggestion, but the boss probably won’t agree, right?
This suggestion needs to be elevated to gain the boss’s approval
September 18th, the Day of National Humiliation, should be declared a statutory holiday. This will allow us to always remember history, not forget the national humiliation, and strive harder to ensure that we are no longer bullied by foreign powers.
It’s not that National Humiliation Day is on May 9th. On May 9, 1915, Yuan Shikai signed the \"Twenty-One Demands\" with Japan, a document aimed at destroying China; this day is known as the Day of National Humiliation on May 9th! September 18th should be the National Day of Suffering
How should I describe this thing? In the Northeast, alarms are also sounded as a commemoration. In Guangdong, I don’t seem to have heard of it.
It seems like people in the south haven’t heard much about it. We will never forget this part of history
It’s just a hope too; nowadays, students study only for exams, not out of interest. Regarding September 18th, I’m afraid the level of commemoration will be higher in the Northeast and Nanjing!
The company should suspend operations for half an hour to observe a national day of mourning; it’s unclear what people do during their time off
It’s not decided yet**; but I have heard them say that they have heard the horn blowing a few times
It seems there are sirens sounding in the downtown area of Tianjin (similar to air-raid alarms)