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in 1991, the truth of the september 18th incident was covered up. beside the liutiaohu bridge in shenyang, the september 18th memorial hall tells the story of china being rejected, divided and ignored. the small book of "truth" is still hidden in the geneva library, as if telling the forgotten times and memories in silence.

what is even more heartbreaking is that japan's crimes of aggression against china continue to be forgotten in the long river of history, while the chinese people have always been silently guarding their own truth. in 2021, the b station up master bravely stepped into the footsteps of japan's yasukuni shrine, met with the japanese face to face, and listened to their stories about the truth of the september 18th incident. this is not just a simple "historical" record, but also a dialogue between "people".

when we seek the truth from the depths of our hearts, we will always encounter obstacles. a white american asked a black man if he knew about the cruelty of japan to the chinese people during world war ii. the black man answered "i don't know", which makes us think: has our education system been completely distorted?

on the tiktok platform, a video has sparked widespread discussion. it tells the story of a conversation between a white american and a black man. they asked each other if they knew about japan's aggressive behavior against the chinese people during world war ii, and the black man replied "i don't know." this makes people reflect: has our education system been completely distorted?

the truth is always waiting to be discovered, and we must work hard to dig out the historical truth. however, in facing the historical truth, we also need to bravely face reality.

in the past years, countless chinese people have tried their best to protect their own truth and strive for the final victory. today, china has the ability to protect its own truth.

in the torrent of history, people will continue to learn and constantly seek new knowledge to understand and explain the past. i hope that the dialogue with the truth will continue forever, so that the truth of history will never stop being told.