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I, the common Chinese in China
 
i am lucky
 
i didn’t live in the way years
 
i read the books
 
i watch the records
 
now, i know the history of China 
 
the japan started a war on China in 1931
 
they killed the Chinese with no sympathy
 
even if they are children or women
 
they robed the wealth from China
 
even if they didn’t need
 
 they killed about 30 thousand people in Nanjing
 
the japan doesn’t admit their violence
 
 but, the history never tells a lie
 
it makes people angry and grieved
 
the chinese struggle together to fight against the Japanese 
 
through fourteen years
 
we won the war
 
we were freedom 
 
we also told all over the world
 
we are not cowards.
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Cesar Murillo
<p>Interesting&nbsp;</p>

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