11. Peace wall and Prayer space

The visit to the Nanjing Massacre Historical Facts Exhibition is coming to an end. At this time, standing in front of this huge "peace wall", we feel the preciousness of peace.

Through Vautrin, Tsen and... victims ‘s testimony, I'm sure you know now the firsthan the devastation and suffering that this dark history has brought. However, rather than perpetuating the memory of the war, which always sees Japan as the perpetrator and China as the victim, Sound from 1937 hopes that audience will learn from the past and use these experiences to move towards a unified future.

As a trauma of the city of Nanjing, the Nanjing Massacre brought great misfortune to the people who once lived here. Today, we should think critically and reflectively about the nature of conflict and war. At the end of your journey, open the Sound from 1937 website and answer the following questions: What was the event How did it happen? How did people suffer? How to recognize and solve these problems? And most importantly, we How can we learn from the past and create a better future without making similar mistakes?