Wuhan Cherry Blossom Kimono Essay

At present, a news about "kimono" has aroused great concern. A pair of mothers and daughters then wore kimono at Wuhan University to take pictures of the crowd reprimanded, and those as the background of the cherry blossom is the Japanese invaders planted. Our national scars have been opened. But what else?

I think of another place, the Bukchon Monument, a small village on the border between China, North Korea and Russia. There are people here who take pleasure in "looking at the beautiful scenery of the three countries, and hearing the roars and barks of dogs and chickens in foreign lands". However, what they do not know is that Fangchuan Monument is officially the border monument between China and Russia as stipulated in the humiliating "China-Russia Hoon Treaty"!

These are the scars of the nation, have they healed yet?

I have been to a former Japanese military site, similar to the "731". However, if the locals hadn't told me, I wouldn't have been able to recognize that the place, which had been torn to pieces, with homes all over the place, and not even a single monument, was a relic of the invaders. When the Japanese army blew it up before they left, wasn't it for oblivion? Why have we instead done the tiger a favor. The Germans left Auschwitz, the Jews left the Wailing Wall, we left what?

Back to the "kimono" time, I don't know what they are doing this for. But what I am trying to say is that you are wrong. To show the blade on a nation, no, on the scar of one's own nation, is not the kind of behavior that a normal person with a national self-military heart would do? No matter how time passes, the environment how to move, we can not be good scars and forget the pain.