1937年12月13日，侵华日军攻占南京，制造了震惊中外的南京大屠杀。在那段黑暗岁月中，无数生命被夺走，城市化为废墟。今天，通过九件具有代表性的文物，我们得以铭记这段血与泪的历史。这些文物包括：刻有遇难者名字的‘哭墙’拓片、幸存者夏淑琴家中发现的破碎茶壶、记录暴行的约翰·马吉摄影机、拉贝日记手稿、美国牧师约翰·马吉拍摄的影像胶片、遇难同胞遗骨、日本士兵东史郎的战地日记、国际安全区委员会档案，以及南京大屠杀遇难同胞纪念馆馆藏的儿童鞋。每一件文物背后都承载着一段无法磨灭的记忆，它们不仅是历史的见证，更是对和平的呼唤。通过这些实物，我们不仅缅怀逝者，更警示后人：勿忘历史，珍爱和平。
On December 13, 1937, Japanese invading forces captured Nanjing and perpetrated the Nanjing Massacre—a horrific atrocity that shocked China and the world. Countless lives were lost, and the city was reduced to ruins. Today, nine representative artifacts help us remember this tragic chapter of blood and tears. These include rubbings from the ‘Wall of Tears’ inscribed with victims’ names, a shattered teapot found in survivor Xia Shuqin’s home, the camera used by John Magee to document the atrocities, handwritten diaries of John Rabe, original film reels shot by American missionary John Magee, remains of massacre victims, wartime diaries of Japanese soldier Azuma Shiro, archives from the International Committee for the Nanking Safety Zone, and a child’s shoe preserved at the Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre. Each artifact carries an indelible memory—not only as historical evidence but also as a plea for peace. Through these objects, we honor the deceased and remind future generations: never forget history, cherish peace.
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