《南京大屠杀》(油画)中国旅美画家李自健作。有人称这是日本人最恨的油画,但不容否认此画也震撼了日本的一些有识之士。如池田大作先生1997年在写给画作者的信中就称:“凝睇《南京大屠杀》,一瞬间我的心停止了跳动。我的心哭泣了”。“这幅跃动着李先生魂魄的杰作,最主要是在呼喊真实”。“一些不可一世的当权者否认、歪曲残暴的历史,恣意妄为,我们要坚决与之战斗下去”。“李先生的作品中,描绘了一个惟一幸存的小孩。犹如他所象征的,贵国人民不屈于日本侵略的凶恶,挺身而起。而今贵国已取得伟大胜利,达成傲视全球的伟大发展,我从·心里为之拍手喝采”。“向着和平与幸福的21世纪,正如李先生经常描绘的。洋溢‘母子’欢声笑语的21世纪,我会进一步贯彻行动”…… “Nanjing Massacre” (painting) by Chinese painter Li Zijian. Some people claim that this is the oil painting that the Japanese hate most, but it cannot be denied that this painting also shocked some of Japan’s insightful people. For example, in a letter written to a painter in 1997, Mr. Ikeda Daisaku said: “Ningzao Massacre”, my heart stopped beating. My heart cries. “This masterpiece that evoked Mr. Lee’s soul is the most important thing in shouting truth.” “A number of incompetent powers have denied or distorted the history of brutality. They want to act recklessly, and we must resolutely fight with it.” “Mr. Li’s work depicts a child who is the only surviving child. As symbolized by him, the people of your country will stand up to the viciousness of Japanese aggression and rise up. Now your country has achieved a great victory and achieved great global development. I applauded from my heart.” "Towards the 21st century of peace and well-being, as Mr. Li often depicts. In the 21st century, filled with laughter and ‘mother and son’, I will continue to follow the action.”...