Review of Jianchuan Museum in Chengdu

After a film and television work, I believe everyone has a lot to share. It's time to take some time to write a comment. But how to write feedback is appropriate? The following are my comments on Jianchuan Museum, hoping to help you.

Jianchuan Museum is located in Anren Ancient Town, Dayi County, Chengdu, Sichuan Province. There are no modern high-rise buildings and large modern industrial bases around. This is a particularly clean place. This is just in line with the museum's temperament of "learning from the past to the present, quiet and far-reaching". I collected some thoughts about Chengdu Jianchuan Museum for you, hoping to bring you some reference.

There are more than 20 branches in the settlement, including War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the commemoration of the 5. 12 earthquake, and works of art in the Red Age. In this activity, I visited the mainstay museum, frontal battlefield museum, Sichuan Army War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression Museum, Flying Tiger Museum, Unyielding Prisoner of War Museum, man called hero Regiment Sculpture Square, China Veterans Handprint Square, 5. 12 Earthquake Memorial Hall, Red Age Articles Exhibition Hall and National Defense Weapons Museum.

The first stop I visited was the mainstay museum, which displayed some cultural relics about the people's tenacious resistance to Japan. A red pillar more than ten meters high stands in the center of the museum, showing the indomitable spirit of the people of China. The floor of the main hall is paved with brass. The tour guide explained that the reason why brass is used as the ground is getting brighter and brighter, suggesting that "history is getting clearer and fairer." There are many such designs, such as the Jingxin Lake at the exit of the "Unyielding Prisoner of War Pavilion" and the uneven ground of the "Three-inch Golden Lotus Pavilion", which all reflect the designer's uniqueness and are amazing.

The Museum of Sichuan Army's Anti-Japanese War highlights the fact that 30 Wan Chuan troops went out of Sichuan to resist Japan and 3 million able-bodied men went to the front. The Flying Tigers Museum shows the US military's assistance to China during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, as well as the legendary experience of General Chennault and the Flying Tigers. The unyielding prisoner of war hall is the one that touched me the most. Yes, the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC) was attributed to the leaders, soldiers, working people and, of course, this prisoner of war. In War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, in the face of Japanese aggression, the number of prisoners of war sworn to defend the dignity of the motherland is still not counted, and even a few have names. "A person's sorrow is forgotten by his nation", which makes me extremely uneasy. The Japanese invaders can't give in to their physical injuries, and it is our greatest sorrow that we forget them. Walking out of the museum of prisoners of war is a dead lake with a calm water surface, which is said to appease people's aggrieved hearts after visiting the unyielding museum of prisoners of war. And a person's heart, not a bend of the lake can be calm, what we can do is to always respect the prisoners of war.

Then I went to China Heroes Sculpture Square, China Veterans Handprint Square, and so on, which made me realize that in the national crisis, only when tens of thousands of people in Qian Qian officially became the home front, the whole nation could finally win. As a native of China, I am extremely proud of the heroic deeds of many anti-Japanese generals and people from all walks of life in China who rose up against Japan.

However, my attitude towards Jianchuan Museum is contradictory. In a popular phrase, it is called "entanglement". I like this place very much, because it allows me to feel history, touch history and experience the success or failure of historical interpretation at such a close distance. And I'm so scared, the history is too thick to erase, and I can't breathe. Time can wash away memories and feelings, but it can never wash away facts.

When I saw with my own eyes that the martyrs resisted the invaders with incomparably backward equipment, my mood was shocked. Winning this war depends more on the spirit of national unity, firm belief and dare to sacrifice. This kind of harvest is more than what I got in any book or movie. I'm too excited to calm down. Everyone in China should not forget the history of the Chinese national disaster. It is also such an indomitable struggle history of the Chinese nation, which has written a great victory against aggression in the modern history of the Chinese nation. Countless sons and daughters of human beings, known as heroes, stepped forward and gave their youth, blood and even lives, which we should not forget. The heroic deeds of the martyrs touched me, and the young faces and determined eyes in the picture shocked my inner world. This spirit is also our guide and source of strength in the face of failures and difficulties, adversity and setbacks. Visiting every exhibition hall and standing in front of every booth, every time I see an article by the Japanese invaders, I have the impulse to rush to destroy it, but I know it won't work. This is the best evidence, the most powerful proof that Japan revised its history and denied aggression and inhuman atrocities, and the most powerful teaching material to inform the latter of this history.

"Remember history, cherish the present, remember war, cherish peace, reflect on suffering and strive for strength" is the most authentic experience of this Jianchuan trip, and I hope there will be more such opportunities to get close to history, not forget the past and open up the future.