Tokyo Screening of Chinese Nanjing Massacre Film Sparks JapanâChina Dialogue
At a Tokyo screening of Dead To Rights, 150 Chinese mainland and Japanese viewers confronted the Nanjing Massacre and called for historical truth to build lasting peace.
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