VOICED : Agony endures 75 years

The transcript discusses the Nanjing Massacre of 1937, where 300,000 people were killed. It highlights the personal account of Shar, a survivor, who faces denial from Japanese revisionists. Her legal battles aim to affirm the massacre's occurrence. The transcript also touches on the political tensions between China and Japan, fueled by historical resentment and territorial disputes. The Nanjing Massacre Museum serves as a silent reminder of this painful history.

What events led to the Nanjing Massacre as described in the text?

How does Shar feel about the denial of the Nanjing Massacre?

What is the significance of the legal battles mentioned in the text?

What sentiments do some people in Japan and China have regarding the historical narrative of the Nanjing Massacre?

In what ways does the text suggest that the Nanjing Massacre continues to affect China-Japan relations?