NANJING -- More than 1 million visitors have visited an exhibition on the history of the Nanjing Massacre in Nanjing city, capital of East China's Jiangsu province, authorities said Monday.The exhibition was held at the Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders and featured 2,000 historical photos and over 900 cultural items.Lu Hailin from Jiangning district in Nanjing was the millionth visitor to the exhibition. He wrote in the visitor guestbook, "Never forget the past and it will guide your future."Lu's young son Lu Yiqi said, "I can understand the explanations and I will come back next time."The exhibition opened to the public on Dec 14, 2017.On Dec 13, 1937, Japanese troops began six weeks of destruction, pillage, rape and slaughter in Nanjing. More than 300,000 Chinese, including unarmed soldiers and innocent civilians, were murdered. paw print silicone braceletssilicone wristband braceletbracelet montre siliconesilicone wristbands no minimumsilicone wristband manufacturer
TAIPEI - The bodies of two Chinese mainland tourists who died in a powerful earthquake in Taiwan's Hualien County were uncovered and removed from the ruins of a collapsed building Sunday.According to the county's fire authority, the two victims were an elderly couple who were covered by the beams of a 12-story building that tilted after the earthquake, with the first four floors severely compressed.It took 14 days for the rescuers to dismantle the building from the top to retrieve the bodies. The relatives of the couple are scheduled to arrive at Hualien on Monday.The 6.5-magnitude earthquake jolted Hualien on Feb 6, claiming 17 lives, including nine from the mainland, five from Taiwan, one from the Philippines and two from Canada. About 290 people were injured.It was the most severe earthquake to hit Hualien in 67 years, said Fu Kun-Chi, head of Hualien county.The two bodies have been sent to the local funeral house.
