Dad, mom, where are you?

I saw a photo today and I was very angry.

On August 27, 1937, Shanghai South Railway Station was very crowded with people. However, it was instantly flattened by the vicious Japanese invaders!

Just on the ruins of the smoke, there was a little girl sitting. She looks only two or three years old. A pair of big eyes, filled with tears in horror, the clothes are covered with blood and dust, she seems so helpless, so I want to find my parents.

Just a few minutes ago, she enjoyed her warm love in the arms of her parents. At this time, my mother still slept her to sleep, and fell asleep later. Their family of three waited for 15 minutes and then drove to Linyi's train back to their hometown. At this moment, a Japanese invader's plane hovered over the sky at the train station. The tragic thing happened. Just a few bullets were fired in a matter of seconds. The little girl fell to the ground, and when she woke up, she saw her father and mother disappeared and burst into tears. Then the crowd disappeared. The bustling train station has become a ruin, a mess. There are collapsed iron frames, planks, and bodies everywhere. She is thinking: Mom and Dad, where have you been, are you not wanting me? Have you gone somewhere else, or are you playing hide and seek with me? She hasn't found them for a long time. At this time, she found that her lovely little hand was covered with blood. In the process of her growth, who will take care of her like her father and mother and raise her to grow up?

Finally, I would like to ask the Japanese aggressors: "If the artillery fire blows up your homeland, what do you think? Please don't war, let peace last forever; let the children no longer lose their parents, let the tragedy no longer It happened!"

Fourth grade: Liu Wei