9.3 Memorable Days
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As time passes, can memories endure? In 2016, it had been exactly 71 years since the end of the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. Perhaps we did not experience that history, but we will never be able to forget it. Although the smoke of war has dissipated, the imprint of history remains deeply etched in the hearts of every Chinese person. September 3rd is the Memorial Day for the Victory of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. It is our emotional instinct to remember this day and the history associated with it. History remains silent, but the spirit endures. Today, let us together commemorate that day of victory and recall those heroic times.
It is only when ordinary people go out into the streets to hold some kind of commemorative event that it truly counts as a commemoration; **just issuing press releases does not constitute much in terms of commemoration.
When ordinary people go out into the streets to hold some kind of commemorative event, that’s what truly counts as a commemoration; taking the lead in such an effort is mainly done to produce press releases, and it doesn’t carry much real significance in terms of commemoration.
Last year, there was a lot of promotion for the military parade, which helped to educate everyone.
To be honest, I don’t have much of an impression. Turn on the TV – those awful underground workers, fighting one against ten; it’s almost unbelievable.
People these days are also having a hard time, so they gradually forget about the past.
Victory of the people! -First visit to the Anti-Japanese War Memorial Museum.