Manuscripts of Nanjing Massacre Pupils

Yesterday was the National Day of the Nanjing Massacre, and a ceremony was held. What do the students think on this day? If you have anything to say, you can also express it by handwritten newspaper. The following are the notes of Nanjing Massacre compiled by foreign students. Welcome to reading. Please pay attention to this column for more related manuscripts.

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What impact did the Nanjing Defence War have on the Nanjing Massacre?

The battle of Nanjing was once considered a battle? Do what you know you can't do? The battle of. Such a conclusion is only drawn from a military perspective. In fact, any war is a continuation of political diplomacy, and the decision to defend Nanjing needs to be understood from many angles. As the highest decision-maker of the National Government at that time, Chiang Kai-shek decided to defend the capital Nanjing for various considerations, especially diplomatic factors. 1937165438+1In mid-October, after the Japanese occupied Shanghai, they marched westward from the north and south of Taihu Lake at the same time, threatening Nanjing.

In order to break the situation that the Japanese army tried to undermine the national government's will to resist the Japanese war by occupying the capital Nanjing, the national government began to adjust its strategic deployment and made two preparations: first, it officially announced that the government would move to Chongqing on June 20, 165438+ to show a lasting anti-Japanese war; The second is to urgently formulate the Nanjing security plan. However, there are different opinions within the National Government on whether Nanjing should be defended or abandoned. Most generals advocate giving up, while Chiang Kai-shek advocates short-term persistence.

Chiang Kai-shek decided to stick to Nanjing, in addition to considering Nanjing's special status (it would be disgraceful to retreat without a fight, and sticking to Nanjing would show the government's determination and will to fight against Japan), more out of diplomatic strategy considerations. Because since the Battle of Songhu, the National Government has never given up its efforts to seek international intervention in the Sino-Japanese conflict. Although from a military point of view, Nanjing has no possibility of sticking to it, Chiang Kai-shek hopes to stick to it for a period of time for diplomatic reasons. In this way, there was a contradiction between military and diplomatic considerations, which made the national government waver in its operational plan to defend Nanjing.

Reflection on the Nanjing Massacre

This afternoon, I watched a documentary about the Nanjing Massacre.

After watching this documentary, I couldn't eat for a whole afternoon, and I couldn't help thinking: Why was China bullied? And in the cruelest way. Why does every country invade China? It is precisely because China only thinks about himself, the present interests and the future that China is reduced to the situation of being invaded and occupied.

Today, the Japanese not only don't admit their mistakes, but also educate their future generations, which is their glory. What a pity! The burden of turning around Gan Kun in China fell on us. We should remember the shame of China people and make up our minds to save the dignity of our motherland.

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