We deeply appreciate everything you have done. The tragic history and suffering inflicted on the Chinese people by Japanese militarism are now little known. Japanese history textbooks refer to the "Nanjing Massacre" merely as the "Nanjing Incident," completely avoiding mention of Japan's invasion of China. Instead, they portray Japan solely as a victim of atomic bombings, without reflecting on why those bombs were dropped in the first place. To this day, the world sees only the strength of China’s military, but only the Chinese people truly understand that a nation without a strong defense is left with nothing but endless humiliation and war reparations. This is a lesson the Chinese learned as far back as the late Qing Dynasty.
As a person living in Nanjing, I would like to express my deep gratitude to you. Thank you for respecting history, thank you for your donation, and thank you for visiting our museum.May God bless you with a peaceful life and success in your career.🥰
I don't remember how many times I said this recently: Jimmy Carter was a good man. As a Chinese I deeply respect him. We are all taught about the Flying Tigers in our primary school. We are not just grateful to those brave, kind American soldiers, we love them. Our country was too impoverished and chaotic to take good care of John Rabe and Minnie Vautrin. Our regret is one of the reasons we are trying to be good to you. Never again shall we miss out the opportunity to repay those who are good to us. But that is only ONE of many reasons. Another reason is that you are a really good person. Like how you handle the memorial day for the victims of Nanking Massacre. I see your post on X raising awareness of this tragedy. The comment section is effectively a playground for all kinds of cyber bully. But you didn't back down. At the same time you were solemnly quiet on Chinese social media, even though talking about this on Chinese social media can earn you tons of clicks and likes and exposure. You chose to do the right thing instead of the safe & profitable thing. For this I salute you!
I visited the Memorial Hall during a school trip in high school. I still remember that several teachers and students (including myself) really cried during the visit. Really appreciate your respect to our history and your contribution to world peace ❤ Enjoy your stay in China, stay warm and have fun! Chinese New Year is really a true experience ❤❤❤
Mr. Kail, I would like to recommend a movie called The Flowers of War to you. It tells the story of a cynical American man who becomes righteous and responsible after the Nanjing Massacre and saves the lives of a dozen Chinese girls from Japanese atrocities. The film is based on a lot of real events, and I think the hero has a lot in common with you. Although we have different nationalities and languages and are separated by vast distances, our goodness and justice are always linked. Thank you again for your service to my people. --A Chinese who grew up on the anti-Japanese front pays tribute to you
Thank you for what you do under the enormous amount of pressure and resentment you have and will encounter when you return to the U.S.. I hope you have a good time during your visit there and your business will continue to thrive in 2025! We hope to pay a visit to your shop soon! Peace!
The English translation of "anti Japanese" isn't as accurate in Chinese it's more "defence against", that implication is a *huge* difference in translation. Thank you for your visit, the recognition and being a window for the world to view through and to learn about the massacre 🙏🏼
I appreciate you sharing history of Second World War in China. But I also don't want you to feel pressured and obligated. Just go to do some fun things, eat good food and enjoy some tourism in China. I want you to have fun lovely experience and memories in China and want to come back again.❤❤
We deeply appreciate everything you have done. The tragic history and suffering inflicted on the Chinese people by Japanese militarism are now little known. Japanese history textbooks refer to the "Nanjing Massacre" merely as the "Nanjing Incident," completely avoiding mention of Japan's invasion of China. Instead, they portray Japan solely as a victim of atomic bombings, without reflecting on why those bombs were dropped in the first place.
To this day, the world sees only the strength of China’s military, but only the Chinese people truly understand that a nation without a strong defense is left with nothing but endless humiliation and war reparations. This is a lesson the Chinese learned as far back as the late Qing Dynasty.
As a person living in Nanjing, I would like to express my deep gratitude to you. Thank you for respecting history, thank you for your donation, and thank you for visiting our museum.May God bless you with a peaceful life and success in your career.🥰
I don't remember how many times I said this recently: Jimmy Carter was a good man. As a Chinese I deeply respect him.
We are all taught about the Flying Tigers in our primary school. We are not just grateful to those brave, kind American soldiers, we love them.
Our country was too impoverished and chaotic to take good care of John Rabe and Minnie Vautrin. Our regret is one of the reasons we are trying to be good to you. Never again shall we miss out the opportunity to repay those who are good to us.
But that is only ONE of many reasons. Another reason is that you are a really good person. Like how you handle the memorial day for the victims of Nanking Massacre. I see your post on X raising awareness of this tragedy. The comment section is effectively a playground for all kinds of cyber bully. But you didn't back down. At the same time you were solemnly quiet on Chinese social media, even though talking about this on Chinese social media can earn you tons of clicks and likes and exposure. You chose to do the right thing instead of the safe & profitable thing. For this I salute you!
I visited the Memorial Hall during a school trip in high school. I still remember that several teachers and students (including myself) really cried during the visit. Really appreciate your respect to our history and your contribution to world peace ❤ Enjoy your stay in China, stay warm and have fun! Chinese New Year is really a true experience ❤❤❤
Thank you.❤
Thank you sir
Mr. Kail, I would like to recommend a movie called The Flowers of War to you. It tells the story of a cynical American man who becomes righteous and responsible after the Nanjing Massacre and saves the lives of a dozen Chinese girls from Japanese atrocities. The film is based on a lot of real events, and I think the hero has a lot in common with you. Although we have different nationalities and languages and are separated by vast distances, our goodness and justice are always linked. Thank you again for your service to my people. --A Chinese who grew up on the anti-Japanese front pays tribute to you
Thank you very much , Evan!
Thank you for what you do under the enormous amount of pressure and resentment you have and will encounter when you return to the U.S.. I hope you have a good time during your visit there and your business will continue to thrive in 2025! We hope to pay a visit to your shop soon! Peace!
Thank you.
The English translation of "anti Japanese" isn't as accurate in Chinese it's more "defence against", that implication is a *huge* difference in translation. Thank you for your visit, the recognition and being a window for the world to view through and to learn about the massacre 🙏🏼
its more like resist against the Japanese invasion
Thank you!
Great video!
I appreciate you sharing history of Second World War in China. But I also don't want you to feel pressured and obligated. Just go to do some fun things, eat good food and enjoy some tourism in China. I want you to have fun lovely experience and memories in China and want to come back again.❤❤