当我站在位于沈阳市东郊珠林桥附近的“战俘营旧址”门前时,我正走进60年前那段抗战历史。陈列馆大门横向舒展,醒目而坦然。进门是一段洁净场地,迎面就是主体建筑,其正面及左右两侧的钢板壁面上,设计出几道交叉的探照灯闪光带,象征黑夜中的囚禁与恐怖,暗含战俘们的屈辱与抗争。除了主体建筑,就是珍贵的战俘营原貌遗迹。在这座“亚洲保存最完好的盟军战俘营”里,有保存良好的大量遗物,加上实物、照片、雕塑、现代声光、 When I stood in front of the “POW camp site” near the Pearl River Bridge in the eastern outskirts of Shenyang City, I was entering the history of anti-Japanese war 60 years ago. The exhibition hall door horizontal stretch, eye-catching and calm. The door is a clean venue, facing the main building, with front and left and right sides of the steel wall, designed to cross the searchlight flash band, a symbol of darkness in the captivity and terror, implying the prisoners of war humiliation and protest. In addition to the main building, it is the original remnants of the precious prison camp. In this “Asia’s best preserved Allied POW camp”, there are a large number of well-preserved relics, plus real objects, photos, sculptures, modern acoustics,