当我还是一个大学生的时候,一次我的老师在大课上问讲台下近两百名学生:“2月14日是什么日子?”“情人节嘛,这都不知道,真是!”台下一片唏嘘。“那12月13日呢?”台下沉寂了半晌才有一个微弱的声音:“好像是南京大屠杀的纪念日吧?”那一刻的情景,现在想起来还是那样的沉重,以致我常想忘掉它。但是,能够忘却吗?忘却意味着什么?日本军国主义的余灰还没有 When I was a college student, my teacher asked about 200 students in the big class during the big class: “What is February 14?” “Valentine’s Day, I do not know, really!” Sigh. “What happened on December 13?” There was a faint voice in the silence of the audience for a long while: “It seems like a memorial day for the Nanjing Massacre?” The scene at that moment was still so heavy now that I often thought Forget it. But can we forget it? What does it mean to forget? The remnants of Japanese militarism have not yet expired