1937年12月,这是个灰色与血红色交杂的月份,在南京日军的刀枪下,原本繁华的南京城只剩下漫山遍野的血红和灰蒙蒙的天空。至今,南京大屠杀纪念馆前屹立的那个双臂横拖着幼子仰天长泣的绝望母亲的身影,一遍遍地对上天控诉着日本侵略者的滔天罪行。“前事不忘,后事之师。”南京城上空响起的防空警报寄托着世人对遇难30万华夏儿女的深切悼念和无尽哀思,也在不断提醒着我们不要忘记曾经的惨痛。 December 1937, this is a month of gray and red blood mixed with the knife and gun in Nanjing, the original bustling Nanjing City, only the vast red and gray sky. So far, the arms standing in front of the Nanjing Massacre Memorial dragged the desperate mother, who sobbed his son up and weeping, repeatedly suing God for the heinous crimes committed by the Japanese invaders. “Forerunner, Forerunner. ” The air defense alarm ringing over Nanjing City pinned the world’s profound condolences and endless grief on the 300,000 Chinese children who were killed. It is also constantly reminding us not to forget the once-painful tragedy.