【新唐人2014年12月15日讯】南京大屠杀77周年之后，中共开始把12月13号这一天定为“国家公祭日”。当天，中共各大媒体对此进行大幅报导，而习近平也出席公祭活动。有评论认为，在过了77年之后，中共突然设立南京大屠杀国家公祭日，是出于政治需要。而在中共执政期间，被人为饿死的几千万人中国人，以及在当权者发起的各种运动中死于非命的国人，更应该被公祭。请看报导。
13号，中共举行国家公祭仪式，纪念在南京大屠杀中遇难的同胞。习近平亲自来到“南京大屠杀遇难同胞纪念馆”前的广场，为公祭鼎揭幕。
南京民主人士孙林：“据我的朋友在电报亭里了解到，这次规格是相当高。而且周围靠近建筑的各个社区以及办公室，在一个礼拜以前就禁止开窗，每个楼层都安排了两个警察。”
南京民主人士孙林表示，从搞公祭的表面上看，中共可能是对日本要有一定的打压，这应该与当前和日本的关系有关。
中共各大媒体都大幅报导了“南京大屠杀死难者国家公祭日”活动，同时还都对日本提出谴责和警告。《人民日报》还提到，在1937年12月13号，日军占领当时的首都南京后，在随后的六个星期内，日军在南京屠杀了约30万中国人。
网路作家荆楚：“本来公祭南京大屠杀，这个事情是有道理的，但是你要一视同仁，不要双重标准。长春围城饿死30多万老百姓，也应该公祭啊﹔唐山大地震，40万老百姓也应该公祭啊。”
历史资料显示，1948年中共军队围困长春，当时驻守长春的是国民党军队。为了消耗长春城内的粮食供应，中共不让长春城内的平民出逃，造成近数十万人被活活饿死。事后，中共极力掩盖这一人为的惨重灾难，而且没有一丝愧疚的说“解放长春兵不血刃”。
网路作家荆楚指出，唐山大地震后，中共也是拒绝世界上一切救援，让地震的灾难进一步放大，使得24万人死亡，16万人伤残。
网友“赵诗斌”指出，“49前长春围城饿死三十万人，49后饿死三千多万人，也得公祭，是吧？”网友“醒醒吧-辛巴”也在微博上写到：“紧盯三十万漠视三千万的……都是爱国贼！！！”
荆楚表示，中共对在三年“大饥荒”中，被饿死的3000多万人，也不去公祭，而在南京屠杀77年后去公祭，这种选择性的做法是洗脑的老套，也是挑起民族仇恨的作派。
北京时政分析人士华颇：“我们要记住37年南京大屠杀，记住日本军国主义对我们这个民族、人民造成的伤害，但是，反右斗争、三面红旗、大跃进，文革，给我们这个民族带来的伤害，并不次于日本军国主义份子对我们的伤害。”
孙林指出，与在国际战争形势下发生的南京大屠杀相比，在和平形势下那些被饿死的中国人，那些被用坦克、枪支杀害的手无寸铁的学生，他们更值得大家用高规格去纪念。
实际上，此前虽然中共对日本表面上吵吵闹闹，心里却似乎对日本“心存感激”。
在1964年7月10号，毛泽东对日本社会党委员长佐佐木更三表示：没有你们皇军侵略大半个中国，中国共产党就夺不了政权。所以，日本皇军是中共的大恩人，大救星。
1972年签署中日建交，毛泽东对日本首相田中角荣同样表示，日本要不是发动侵华战争，中共不可能打败蒋介石，所以中共不要日本的战争赔偿。
因此，外界认为，中共这次公祭南京大屠杀，看来也是时局的需要。
采访/田净 编辑/宋风
CCP Sets up Memorial Day for Nanking Victims
The Communist regime set Dec. 13 as the National Memorial
Day, 77 years after the Nanking Massacre.
Mainland media were filled with reports of the public memorial
attended by Xi Jinping, and condemning the Japanese crimes.
Why did the CCP set the day when Nanking Massacre took place
as national memorial day, 77 years after the incident?
Please follow our report.
The CCP held a national memorial service on Dec. 13
to commemorate the Nanking Massacre victims.
At 10:00 sharp, all moving vehicles, trains, and boats
in Nanking stopped operating and sounded horns
and whistles for 1 minute to pay their respects.
Xi Jinping attended the memorial and the opening of a
memorial tripod in front of the Nanking Massacre
Memorial Hall.
Xi Jinping’s address at the ceremony, named the
Nanking Massacre as one of “the three major tragedies"
of World War II, and a crime against humanity.
Nanking activist Sun Lin: “According to a friend in the teletex
booth, it is highly regulated this time.
Nearby communities and offices were banned from opening
the windows. Every floor was arranged with two policemen."
Sun Lin believes the memorial suggests the CCP tries to put
pressure on Japan due to recent Sino-Japan relations.
Major Communist media have substantially reported
the memorial activity and issued condemnation and warning
to Japan.
People’s Daily wrote, “The establishment of the National
Memorial Day is to strengthen the national memory."
In Dec, 1937 Japanese troops occupied Nanking,
the then capital, and killed 300,000 Chinese
within the next six weeks.
Internet writer Jing Chu: “It makes sense to hold a memorial
for the victims of the Nanking Massacre, but with
no double standards.
More than 300,000 Chinese were starved to death during
the Changchun siege, there should be a public memorial
for those victims too.
The Tangshan earthquake killed 400,000 people,
there should also be a public memorial."
In 1948 the Chinese Communist Party military
besieged Changchun where the Kuomintang troops were
stationed.
In order to consume the food and supplies in the city
of Changchun, the Communist army would not let civilians
flee the city, hundreds of thousands of Changchun people
starved to death.
Later, the CCP tried all means to cover up the man-made
catastrophe, and even claimed without a trace of guilt,
“Changchun was liberated without firing a shot."
Jing Chu points out that after the Tangshan earthquake,
the CCP rejected all foreign aid and caused further disaster
to the victimized area.
Consequently, 240,000 people died and 160,000 disabled.
Netizen Zhao Shibin stated, “Changchun siege starved
300,000 people to death before 1949,
another 30 million people were starved to death after 1949,
there should be public memorials for them too, right?"
Netizen, Wake – Simba, wrote: “Target the 300,000,
but ignore the 30 million…simply theft in the name of patriotism!!!"
Jing Chu indicates, there is no public memorial for more than
30 million Chinese who died from Mao’s Great Famine,
but one for the Nanking Massacre, 77 years later.
This selective approach is simply brainwashing
and an old tactic to stir up hatred among peoples.
Beijing China politics analyst Hua Po: “We have to remember
the Nanking Massacre in 1937,
the damage Japanese militarists had done to our nation
and our people.
But, the damage to our nation from the anti-rightist struggle,
Three Red Banners, Great Leap Forward,
the Cultural Revolution, was not less than
what the Japanese militarist elements had done to us."
Sun Lin points out that compared with the Nanking Massacre
during the international war, those Chinese who were starved
to death and those students who were killed by the tanks
and guns during peace time,
are even more worthy of high profile commemoration.
In fact, behind the noise against Japan on the surface,
the CCP have been “grateful" to Japan’s invasion.
On July 10, 1964, Mao Zedong had expressed to the Japanese
Socialist Party chairman Kouzou Sasaki:
Without your imperial army invading China,
the Communist Party of China would not have seized power.
Therefore, the Japanese Imperial Army is the great savior of the CCP.
When Sino-Japan diplomatic relations were established in 1972,
Mao Zedong also told then Japanese Prime Minister
Kakuei Tanaka that,
if Japan had not launched the war of aggression against China,
the CCP would not have defeated Chiang Kai-shek.
Therefore, the CCP would not seek war reparations from Japan.
It looks like the public memorial of the Nanking Massacre
takes place in the needs of the current political situation.
Interview/TianJing Edit/SongFeng
