In the aftermath of the Nanjing Massacre, countless acts of solidarity emerged around the world in support of the Chinese people. One remarkable story comes from Australia. In 1938, a group of Australian dockworkers refused to load iron onto a ship headed for Japan, believing it would be used to manufacture weapons against China. Their extraordinary 11-week stand became a powerful symbol of international justice, and forged a bond between the Chinese and Australian people that continues to be ho

Time passes silently, but history leaves its marks. The weeping accusations of the victims, the testimonies of the survivors... These different perspectives corroborate and complement one another, clearly reconstructing the ironclad evidence of the history of the Nanjing Massacre. They have also converged into an indelible and solemn memory in the history of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression.#80yearswitness | Nanjing Memorial