1995年,当50年前结束的第二次世界大战被不可避免地重新提起,一个不是疑问的话题又一次浮出水面:当50年这大半生时光在人生长河中缓慢而悠远地流逝,日军侵华时的受害者是否将身心的重创一并付诸东流?我在那段历史中穿行,在受害者群中探寻之后,得出的结论是:史海纵然茫茫,却永难淹没一个民族的一场巨大灾难;人们纵然健忘,却不会忘掉一生中最屈辱和惨痛的一幕！ When the Second World War, which ended 50 years ago, was inevitably reintroduced in 1995, an undoubted topic surfaced again and again: as the 50 years of most of the 50 years passed slowly and faraway in the long river of humanity, the Japanese When the victims of the invasion of China put their physical and psychological heavy losses together? I walked through that period of history and explored the group of victims, and reached the conclusion that although the vast sea of ​​history can never submerge one nation A huge disaster; people forgetful, but will not forget the most humiliating and painful scene in life!