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2023年12月12日时政类语篇填空
铭记南京大屠杀、“香港经珠海”航空政策
Why Nanjing Massacre still hurts 86 years later
HK, Zhuhai airports coordinate
语篇填空1
When the first National Memorial Day for Victims of the Nanjing Massacre 1.________(hold) on Dec 13, 2014, some people questioned the need 2._________(remember) the day Japanese troops invaded Nanjing and massacred people after so many years, 77 years to be 3.________(precisely).
As we mark the 10th memorial on Wednesday, the question still 4.________(linger): “86 years have passed, so why still remember 5.________?”
The answer comes easy to anyone 6.________ has ever paid a visit to Nanjing: The atrocities committed by the Japanese army in the then capital of the Republic of China are unmatched in human history, so there is no choice 7.________ to remember it to avoid similar crimes 8._________(commit) again. The invaders killed 9._________(disarm) military personnel and civilians alike, raped women and burned large parts of the once prosperous city to 10._________(ash).
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All historical evidence also shows that the Imperial Japanese Army committed the atrocities 1._________(intentional) and it was all planned, not the “spontaneous deed of individual soldiers”. Even Nazi Germany’s embassy in Nanjing recorded the brutality 2._________(commit) by their allies; some Nazi individuals even tried 3.________(save) innocent lives.
Nanjing definitely epitomizes some of the cruelest acts humans can inflict on others. However, it is not as widely known in the West as is, say, the Holocaust. It would seem 4._________ in the West, being anti-Jew is a crime and anti-Chinese a fashion.
Right-wing politicians in Japan take advantage of this universal indifference to 5._________ happened in Nanjing to promise a return to Japan’s militarist past despite it having brought untold sufferings to people 6.________ Siberia to California, from Europe to Asia.
To prevent the ghost of Japan’s militarist past from returning to life, it’s necessary to create 7.______