在北京卢沟桥畔的抗日战争纪念雕塑园里,数百只硕大的墨色石鼓静卧于青草树林中,这庞大的“石鼓阵”是一位来自广东汕头的“石匠”蔡学仕耗尽数千万家财安放在这里的。石鼓上刻着抗战时期侵华日军在中国犯下的一桩桩血案,它们像一座座坟茔控诉着当年侵华日军的罪恶,又像一尊尊巨钟警示世人勿忘国耻。 In the Anti-Japanese War Memorial Sculpture Garden beside the Lugou Bridge in Beijing, hundreds of huge blackish stone drums lie in the grassy forest. This huge stone drum is a stonemason from Caitou, Guangdong Province. Exhausted tens of millions of financial assets here. The Shigu Drum is engraved with a pile of blood crimes committed by the Japanese invaders in China during the Anti-Japanese War. They are like tombstones accusing the Japanese army of invading China in the same year. They also serve as a giant bell to warn the world not to forget the shame of the country.