What does awa odori mean to China?

Awa odori was originally a Japanese dance to celebrate victory. However, during the Nanjing Massacre in 1937, the Japanese army danced a Dou dance in Nanjing. Dance has become a "soul dance" symbolizing shame and pain because the Japanese army used this dance to arouse the souls of the dead Japanese army and celebrate their "victory" in the aggression. This history is one of the national humiliation that China people can never forget. Therefore, China's odori has special historical and cultural significance, which reminds people not to forget history, remember national humiliation, and always be vigilant to prevent history from repeating itself.