National memorial day for Nanjing Massacre VictimsNational memorial day for Nanjing Massacre Victims

People mourn victims of Nanjing Massacre on National Memorial Day

President Xi attends China's first state memorial ceremony for Nanjing Massacre victims

Dependants’ family memorial activity for Nanjing Massacre victims launched

16 Chinese media abroad announce Declaration of Peace in Memorial of Nanjing Massacre

Oral testimony from 30 survivors of the Nanjing Massacre

Japanese troops started the massacre in Nanjing on December 13, 1937, killing more than 300,000 people in the following 40-odd days. The atrocity was tried by the International Military Tribunal for the Far East and the Nanjing War Crimes Tribunal.[More]

· “I always feel an angry impulse when I see Abe Shinzo”

· Countless bullet holes record the gunsmoke 120 years ago

· “The issue (of comfort women) has entered its most urgent moments”

· Old Japanese lady wished to “express my blessings for Nanjing people through the pouches”

Folk symphony Ode to Peace performed in Nanjing

Ode to Peace, the first large-scale folk symphony in China that reflects the historical theme of the Nanjing massacre, opposes wars of aggression, calls for world peace and expresses the theme of the times, was performed at Poly Theater in Nanjing on the night of Dec 12.[More]

Commemorative postcard of National Memorial Day issued in Nanjing

China Post especially issued a set of stamped commemorative postcards and a commemorative envelope themed with National Memorial Day of Nanjing Massacre on Dec 13 to commemorate China’s first National Memorial Day.[More]

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