Call for peace

On August 28, 1937, the Shanghai South Railway Station, a lively place, was devastated by the devastating bombing of Japanese devils. And this old yellow photo evokes my memories of this day.

As the North Railway Station was in the war zone, a large number of refugees flocked to the South Station. The crowd pushing and squeezing crowded on the platform. In the distance, there was a rumble, and several enemy planes loomed from the clouds. The train station sounded an alarm bell, and the panicked people ran around, and people flocked to the exit. "Boom" a bomb exploded in the crowd.

The parents of the little boy guarded the child with a panic. Another bomb was thrown down. Just on the occasion of the explosion of the platform, the couple pushed hard and the children were saved, and their lives stayed on August 28 forever.

The little boy sat on the ground in a ragged, staring at the surroundings with trepidation. In the bombing, some people disappeared without a trace, and some flesh and blood flew. The little boy cried in tears and screamed at the ruins of the river, and the voice was earth-shattering. However, he did not get the mercy of the invaders, and did not let them put down the butcher knife, and did not wake up their loved ones. The bomb exploded next to him, and he looked at the train without a skinny panic, and cried.

Finally, the boy was adopted by a kind-hearted survivor, and when he grew up, he worked hard. Because the hatefulness and ugliness of Japanese fascists have been buried in the heart like seeds, he has to avenge his parents and his own family and avenge his country.

Don't forget this day! Don't forget the shame of our country! Don't forget the lesson of this blood! Peace is precious, but war makes it difficult to open the flower of peace. Let us stop the war! For the sake of peace between people, peace for the society, and peace for the country, we must act positively, work hard, and study for the rise of China!

Fourth grade of National Primary School of Sports East Road, Tianhe District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province: Zhang Zhanpeng