When you first got to the entrance, you saw the vivid display of the suffering people. Then you read the description, immediately your heart felt so heavy and sad. While we were walking inside, you just could not believe the extent of the cruelty of...More

Its a journey of sadness & how wars had rear its ugly head. The atrocities that was displayed during the invasion brings tears & emotion to anyone visiting this site. Get a good tour guide to give you a good commentary as when crowds are...More

I have to admitted that although the place’s message is to promote peace and letting the world to learn the atrocities committed by the Japanese in China, personally I would not forget nor forgive what Japan as a nation had done. The memorial is beautifully...More

Beautiful memorial that tells about the horrible events that took place during “The Rape of Nanjing.” Free to go in and very close to the metro stop. Most of the signs are all translated in English so it is very easy to understand.

Due to the content and nature of the museum, this is a solemn attraction. It’s beautifully designed as well though. Lots of detail and easy to read and follow

Though I certainly would not recommend this site for its fun or its pleasure, I feel that everyone on Earth who is interested in history and humanity should visit this museum. Regardless of your nationality, race, or ethnicity, the world cannot forget what happened here....More

US high school history books mention very little if anything about this tragic event in human history. Had I not inquired of my Chinese friends why China still bears hatred towards the Japanese, I never would have discovered this memorial to 300,000 men, women and...More