Meng Shaoyuan stood up slowly.

In his day, it was even difficult to find a 105-minute version. The version that George Fitch risked his life to bring out was only 11 minutes per volume.

And now I have eight rolls of film in my hands.

And Kodak Shanghai Company has promised to help him make a large number of copies.

The whole world should know what happened in Nanjing!

Solid evidence!

…

The movie ended and there was still no sound.

No one got up and left.

Everyone sat there silently, silently looking at the empty screen.

Tears and sadness are the only ones here.

"I am Xie Weisi, Deputy Consul General of the Consulate General of the United States of America in Shanghai, the Republic of China."

Xie Weisi had to use great perseverance to control himself before he could slowly walk to the front. His voice was extremely clear in the cinema:

"Today, every word I say does not represent the consulate or the United States of America, but represents myself.

Just now, we saw the bloodiest, most tragic, and ugliest scene in human history. Before coming here, I was attending a reception held by the Japanese Consulate, where we also saw some photos.

How the Chinese welcomed the Japanese, and how the Japanese treated the Chinese well. But when I came here and saw these videos with my own eyes, I was sure that everything was a lie!

The Japanese and the whole world told a huge lie. They massacred unarmed civilians. They were committing the most despicable crime in human history, but they tried every means to lie and cover it up.

Everyone here today is a witness. We have witnessed a piece of history. Even though we want to forget it, we should never forget it. Even our descendants should not forget it.

We couldn't stop the war, and we couldn't stop the Japanese from continuing their atrocities, but we could at least tell everyone we knew what we saw.

Please remember Nanjing, please remember those who died. I suggest that we pay silent tribute to Nanjing."

He lowered his head first.

Everyone stood up and lowered their heads.

"Please remember, don't forget it at all!"

When the moment of silence ended, Xie Weisi raised his head and his voice suddenly rose:

"Shameless atrocities, ugly Japan, suffering China. Please do our best to help this country, maybe our abilities are limited. Thank you to the heroes who shot these videos and brought them out to the public! Please use your

Power, spread the content in the film, and let every corner of the world know about the tragedies that happened in Nanjing, China!"
Chapter completed!