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2024/05/15

The six major parts of "Remembering History and Cherishing Peace" use a large number of precious pictures and physical materials, and display them through various modern technologies such as background sculpture, phantom imaging, multimedia technology, and scene reproduction. They deeply and vividly expose the heinous crimes committed by Japanese aggressors in the Datong coal mine during World War II, warning the Chinese people to remember the history of suffering and to strive for self-improvement in order to achieve the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.

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2024/05/15

The six major parts of "Remembering History and Cherishing Peace" use a large number of precious pictures and physical materials, and display them through various modern technologies such as background sculpture, phantom imaging, multimedia technology, and scene reproduction. They deeply and vividly expose the heinous crimes committed by Japanese aggressors in the Datong coal mine during World War II, warning the Chinese people to remember the history of suffering and to strive for self-improvement in order to achieve the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.

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2024/05/15

Warning people to remember the profound hardships experienced by the miners in Datong during the 8-year Anti Japanese War. Below the entrance hall of the memorial hall, there is a huge relief of remains, with two sets of raised numbers, "14000000" and "60000", which vividly tell the world that the Japanese aggressors plundered 14 million tons of high-quality coal during their occupation of the Datong coal mine for 8 years, causing 60000 miners to lose their lives. The memorial hall, with the theme of "Remembering History, Cherishing Peace, Facing the Future, and Revitalizing China", is divided into "coveting mineral resources, premeditated for a long time", "poisoning Datong, occupying coal mines", "barbaric mining, crazy grabbing", "enslaving miners, exterminating humanity", "accumulating white bones, ironclad evidence like mountains", and "inscription

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2024/05/15

Warning people to remember the profound hardships experienced by the miners in Datong during the 8-year Anti Japanese War. Below the entrance hall of the memorial hall, there is a huge relief of remains, with two sets of raised numbers, "14000000" and "60000", which vividly tell the world that the Japanese aggressors plundered 14 million tons of high-quality coal during their occupation of the Datong coal mine for 8 years, causing 60000 miners to lose their lives. The memorial hall, with the theme of "Remembering History, Cherishing Peace, Facing the Future, and Revitalizing China", is divided into "coveting mineral resources, premeditated for a long time", "poisoning Datong, occupying coal mines", "barbaric mining, crazy grabbing", "enslaving miners, exterminating humanity", "accumulating white bones, ironclad evidence like mountains", and "inscription

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2024/05/15

The Datong Coal Mine "Manhole" Memorial Hall is a national patriotic education base and a key cultural relic protection unit. During World War II, Japanese aggressors occupied the Datong coal mine and crazily plundered coal resources. Under the bloody rule of "exchanging people for coal", a large number of devastated and dying miners were thrown into the wilderness and abandoned buildings, including exhibition halls, foldable corridors, multimedia performance halls, "mass graves" mourning halls, and nameless stele forests. The eight cast iron plates with the words "1937-1945" deeply embedded in the surrounding tiles on the gently sloping ground from the entrance of the memorial hall to the exhibition hall serve as a warning to remember the 8-year experience of the Datong miners during the Anti Japanese War

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2024/05/15

The Datong Coal Mine "Manhole" Memorial Hall is a national patriotic education base and a key cultural relic protection unit. During World War II, Japanese aggressors occupied the Datong coal mine and crazily plundered coal resources. Under the bloody rule of "exchanging people for coal", a large number of devastated and dying miners were thrown into barren mountains, beaches, and abandoned mines, forming over 20 "mass graves" in the Datong mining area. Among them, the "Wanrenkeng" located in the Nangou of Meiyukou is currently one of the relatively well preserved and large-scale sites in China. The Datong Coal Mine "Manhole" Site Memorial Hall covers an area of 337000 square meters and is divided into a suffering exhibition area and cultural relicsThe Datong Coal Mine "Manhole" Memorial Hall is a national patriotic education base and a key cultural relic protection unit. Dur

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2024/05/15

Why do Chinese people see ive New albumWill be very angrybecause山西大筒同万人坑It was the Japanese invasion of China山西And force Shanxi miners to dig Chinese minerals with high intensity, or kill you without digging. In order to cover up their crimes, the Japanese eventually山西大同80000 people killed

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2024/04/28

日本人が中国に侵入して以来、合計35879万余りの中国を糸した。

人。そのうち、軍人の死亡者数は413万人で、残りの2249.9万人は民間人で、また4000万人以上の難民がホームレスになった。

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2024/04/28

日本が他の国を侵略して、他の国の人に非人道的なことをして、国際法廷に許され、結局は大丈夫な人のように自分の国に戻り、靖国神社に祀られるのは恥ずかしいです。

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2024/04/28

日本が嫌い、日本が私の国を侵略したからです。

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2024/04/28

日本人はなぜ各国を侵略した戦犯を貢うのですか?

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