Reflections on the September 18th Memorial Hall

Experience of visiting the September 18th Memorial Hall (1) What moved me most when I was growing up was that my school participated in the activities of the September 18th Memorial Hall. From that visit, I deeply realized how difficult it is for the motherland to have today's prosperity, and it can even be said that it is difficult to survive in the history of blood and tears. Today's China shows the world the great spirit and firm soul of our Chinese nation. The shameful history of "September 18th" should never fade because of the passage of time, but should be revealed in the long river of the times and remembered forever. The well-known "September 18th Incident" was the beginning of the Japanese imperialist war of aggression against China. As early as the winter of 1930, the Japanese Kwantung Army chose Liuhu Village as the starting point of armed aggression in order to plan its plot. 193 1 In July, Japan concocted the so-called "Policy Outline for the Liberation of Manchuria". This secret document also clearly stipulated the steps and measures for invading Northeast China. Wicker Lake is located near Nanman Railway in the northern suburb of Shenyang, and Beidaying, the resident of China Northeast Army, is also nearby. 18 September night 10: 20, the Japanese Kwantung Army carried out the "September 18th Incident" here, which shocked China and foreign countries. After the Japanese invaders occupied the Northeast, in order to hide people's eyes and ears, they established the puppet Manchukuo regime in Changchun and made Puyi, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty who had abdicated, the emperor. Since then, Japanese imperialism has turned Northeast China into its exclusive colony, carrying out political oppression, economic plunder and cultural slavery in an all-round way, which has caused more than 30 million compatriots in Northeast China to suffer deeply and fall into dire straits. When we stopped in front of the "September 18th" Memorial Hall, the huge stone tablet was like an open book engraved with this shameful day in history. It seems to be waiting for us to listen carefully to the lessons of history, and it seems to inspire people to contribute to the survival of the country. Under the "remnant monument", the atrocities of fascism in World War II are conspicuously written. There are few characters in the preface: from this day on, Yanhuang Huaying experienced more than 5,000 days and nights with only hatred and no tears. From this day on, the whole land of China rolled up unprecedented waves in the history of civilization for more than 5,000 years. Reading these words makes me feel sad and resentful. Why did a country like China, which advocates peace and friendship, suffer such a huge disaster? The moment I walked into the September 18th Memorial Hall, it was as if the whole person had traveled through time and space and came to that dark, horrible and bloody age. All kinds of lifelike wax figures have been faithfully restored to give us the most authentic scene in history. I feel extremely indignant and deplore the cruel methods used by the Japanese army to force the people of China. When I look at the bodies of martyrs on display, when I see the scene of Japanese officers frantically waving knives on the operating table to peel off the skins of martyrs and dig out the hearts and internal organs of soldiers, when I see countless innocent people imprisoned, I still hold the railing with both hands. ................................................................................................, who longs for the dawn of victory, at this time, I also saw the battlefield in my mind. On our territory in China, countless brave warriors, national heroes who awakened at the critical moment of China's life and death, and countless plebeians who were indignant and defended their territory were fighting bloody battles with the enemy one after another. Living in peacetime, we have never experienced the baptism of war, being displaced by corpses everywhere and being raped and plundered. But through those real and detailed pictures and words, those irrefutable historical materials and descriptions, those dilapidated sites, those real recording shots, and those vivid scenes, we can understand this history and feel the catastrophe related to the survival of famous families. Our younger generation should be influenced by this revolution, and our country should also give the broad masses of people such an opportunity to understand the course our nation has gone through. We are sometimes used to recalling those glorious moments of victory and accepting high-sounding praise. However, if a nation does not dare to face up to its own decline and learn from it, it will never be rich and strong. From one exhibition hall to another, the scene in the "September 18th" memorial hall also outlines the anti-Japanese anger of the foreign name. The people of the whole country screamed at the top of their lungs and demanded to oppose the non-resistance of the Kuomintang government. China's * * * production party led countless people in the anti-Japanese armed war. All these make us deeply feel the great spirit of the party and the strength of uniting the broad masses. When I was about to walk out of the exhibition hall, I saw a placard that read: When we were about to walk out of the exhibition hall, everyone probably had blood in their hearts, and every drop of blood was enough to solidify into a string of question marks. Why did Japanese imperialism dare to raise a butcher's knife against our great country? Every picture here is a string of ironclad facts. But why do some people still can't face it? Even twist it? Tamper it? It seems that every appearance here is shouting. What is this shouting telling us? Does it tell us to "never forget the years of suffering, and don't let suffering be imprisoned again?" Is it telling us to "contribute your strength to the future of the motherland?" Yes, this cry is like a wake-up call in my mind, echoing in my mind for a long time. Walking out of the memorial hall, I saw a lot of messages posted on the guest book. Many of them were enthusiastic and inspirational young people who wanted to serve the motherland, but many of them were too extreme and advocated rejecting Japanese goods and severing ties with Japan. When I walked out of the memorial hall, I saw the word equality. I want to say that it is good to be patriotic, but we should be patriotic with rational thinking and adhere to an independent foreign policy of peace. Let each of us use our own practical actions instead of blind thoughts to influence and expel all evil forces, and let each of us hold our heads high and make our due contribution to the motherland.