Don't forget history, cherish peace

From the abyss of shouting, from all the abyss of hatred, I want to sing to you, holy peace. -Roman Roland

Throughout the world, war runs through the history of human development. Since ancient times, there have been countless wars, big and small. According to the statistics of the United Nations, there are only three days in the history of mankind that there is no real war. The war is made up of how many blood and tears are piled up, and no one is clear.

For example, our famous "September 18 Incident" is the beginning of the Japanese imperialist war of aggression against China.

On September 18, 1931, in accordance with a carefully planned conspiracy, the Japanese Kwantung Army in northeastern China blew up the South Manchurian railway track near the Shenyang Wicker Lake and blamed it on China. The Japanese army used this as an excuse to shell the northeastern military camp in northeast China and created the "September 18 Incident" that shocked China and foreign countries.

In the face of this sudden war, the Northeast Army implemented a "non-resistance policy." The Japanese army captured the North Camp on the night and occupied the entire Shenyang City the next day. Subsequently, the Japanese army continued to attack the vast areas of Liaoning, Jilin, and Heilongjiang. In just over four months, it was 1.28 million square kilometers, equivalent to 3. 5 times of Japan’s land, all of which fell in the northeast of China, and more than 30 million fathers became slaves. The enslavement of the people of the Northeast for 14 years.

The sound of the guns of September 18 reminded us all the time. Living in the 21st century, we must remember the past, cherish today, and love peace, but the war is not far away from us. When can the world cast a sword as a plow and live forever?

In my eyes, the war is nothing more than this: the soldiers killed the cold world, destroyed the beautiful world, brought a dead body, and dirtyed their thoughts.

We love peace, yearn for peace, and oppose war; but when necessary, we must bravely welcome the war, defend the dignity of our country and our nation, and defend our longing for peace.

Let us say goodbye to the war, and fly the white pigeons together to the blue sky to jointly maintain this beautiful home!

Second day: Meng Yanru