Since Zhang Zhehan was exposed to the Nogi Shrine to attend the wedding and took photos in front of the Yasukuni Shrine, Zhang Zhehan was criticized by many official media. Even if he apologized and admitted his mistake, he failed to calm the national anger.
Following the boycott of Zhang Zhehan by the China Performing Arts Association, Zhang Zhehan and his studio were banned. After that, the China Open Work Committee said: should not stop at the ban. Soon after, netizens discovered that Zhang Zhehan's Weibo and Douyin accounts were all shown to have been cancelled, and Weibo Chaochao could not be opened.
This situation hardly happened after Wu Yifan. Zhang Zhehan is regarded as the second male artist to be blocked by the whole network, and the road to acting has been cut clean.
Official media and CCTV have repeatedly criticized by name. National history cannot be forgotten, family and country hatred cannot be touched, and ignorance is not an excuse for forgetting suffering.
Some people were laughing and joking in front of the Yasukuni Shrine, taking photos and clocking in, and some people went all the way to reveal the truth about the bloody Nanjing Massacre.
She is Zhang Chunru . Her publication "Nanjing Massacre" exposes the criminal behavior of Japan. She has spent her entire life seeking justice and an apology for the 300,000 wronged souls in Nanjing.
She solemnly wrote in the book: Forgetting the massacre is tantamount to the second massacre.
Zhang Chunru, a great writer who published only three books in his life, was born in a scholarly family. His grandfather was a general in the anti-Japanese army, his father was an expert in the field of physics, and his mother has been engaged in biochemical research.
Back then, her parents immigrated to the United States from Taiwan. In 1968, she was born in New Jersey, the United States. Her parents named her Chunru, which is from "The Analects of Confucius" "Happy to Know; The first work, Jiruye; from it , Pure as also. " Pure as two words, meaning pure and harmonious.
Zhang Chunru also lived up to the expectations of his parents and grew up to be a tough and upright good girl. She loved reading and writing since she was a child, but it is not a love novel that little girls like. In her opinion, writing should bear the important task of conveying social conscience, and it is by no means a simple word game.
is exactly this passionate concern for society. She chose the Department of Computer Science in college. In the 1990s, computers were the forefront of human science and technology, and she always paid attention to the direction of this society.
But as she got older, her self-understanding became clearer and clearer. Some thoughts could only be stopped by appealing to pen and paper. So when she was about to get a degree in computer science, she transferred to the journalism department. After graduating from
, Zhang Chunru became an excellent journalist, but she never forgot her original intention of writing—to pass on social conscience.
Her first book is "Silk-Qian Xuesen Biography". In order to write this book, she searched for information and traveled to the mainland to find the traces of her predecessors. This book has played a big role in understanding Qian Xuesen. The role of.
But her real masterpiece of fame is "Nanjing Massacre" published when she was 29 years old. This book shocked the world as soon as it was published and became a best-selling book in the United States. Books, participated in the academic study of this history, and won the National Women of the Year Award from the Chinese American Women’s Federation the following year.
A Japanese once stood up at an academic seminar and reprimanded her for the "Nanjing Massacre" as an insult to the Japanese, but Zhang Chunru argued with reason and cited countless ironclad evidence. In front of the truth, two Japanese were dumbfounded. Speechless, he can only leave the field dingy.
She also published "Chinese Americans", which tells the phenomenon of early discrimination against Chinese Americans in the United States, which also has very important practical significance. It’s a pity that later, this great female writer who has been working for the truth of history all her life couldn’t bear the tragedy.The torment of history, the mental breakdown, and the edge of depression, eventually became unbearable and chose to end his life personally, staying at the age of 36 forever.
is a female soldier who is named after three hundred thousand victims in Nanjing.
In 1994, Zhang Chunru accidentally saw an exhibition about the Nanjing incident, which changed her life ever since.
She vaguely learned about World War II from the mouth of her parents, and also knew how the Chinese people sacrificed so badly in that war. But when she faced these bloody realities, she was shocked and even more angry. At that time, it was the Japanese side who denied and ignored these crimes.
We don't know what kind of emotional touch she experienced in this exhibition, but since then, she began to collect all kinds of information about the Nanjing Massacre. In order to collect evidence, she ran all over the American archives and visited Nanjing many times.
In the vast data, endures mental torture every day, sorting out clues from the historical materials and photos of beheading, burning alive, burying alive, dismembering, and rape all over a room. For uncomfortable information, she has to repeatedly verify the authenticity and sort out time clues. She often writes and writes, and she trembles and collapses with anger due to the inferior behavior of these beasts.
During that time, her spirit was very weak, her hair fell a lot, and she couldn't sleep all night and all night, those horrible pictures entangled her, those innocent people who died tragically, shed bright red blood and tears in the book . After the publication of the
book, Zhang Chunru had to face the harassment and revenge of the Japanese right-wing forces. They threatened her, intimidated her, and sent her horrible anonymous emails. She did not dare to disclose the information of her family and lived in fear all day long.
But she did not give up on justice. In the process of writing the book, she discovered John Rabe's deeds from incomplete historical materials. After World War II, Rabe returned to Germany from Nanjing and there was no news. Later, Zhang Chunru inquired in many ways and finally found Rabe’s granddaughter, , and encouraged her to make the Rabe diary she kept public. This was the famous book "Rabe’s Diary", which is another exposing the Nanjing Massacre. irrefutable evidence. After the publication of the book
, she spared no effort to introduce the facts of the Nanjing Massacre, actively speaking in the world, and exposing the truth of the facts that Japan was trying to cover up.
Why says Zhang Chunru is great and worthy of being remembered?
Because before her, apart from the Chinese, few people in the world knew about the Nanjing Massacre. The data records are even more pitiful. Japan has consistently denied it in the world. If no one remembers it, then things are equivalent to nothing. happen.
Zhang Chunru stood up and used detailed information and historical facts to tear off the fig leaf of Japan's crimes against China, and let the world know about this tragic massacre.
Zhang Chunru and her book have far-reaching significance for China and for that period of history.
Conclusion
So far, there are only 65 survivors of the Nanjing Massacre. They are all dying, but they have not waited for an apology to come to Japan.
Why Zhang Zhehan’s visit to the Yasukuni Shrine caused such public outrage, not only because he is a star with millions of fans, but he has touched the red line of history. What people are more afraid of is whether there will be more young people indifferent in the future. , And even forgotten this period of history, the Yasukuni Shrine is not a "god", but an executioner stained with the blood of our compatriots.
His apology, we are unable to accept and forgive 300,000 wrongdoers.
History cannot be forgotten. Those criminal atrocities are the humiliation imprinted in the soul of every Chinese.
But while keeping in mind the past, we should continue to improve ourselves. Only when we become strong can we have the words to write history.Only by power can the offender face this bloody truth.
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