 |
| Jixi “Wanrenkeng”, meaning a pit in which tens of thousands of people are buried, is located in an exhibition hall showing the evidence of Japanese army’s war crimes in Jixi, northeast China’s Heilongjiang province. The “Wanrenkeng” was found in 1960s. Japanese soldiers buried tens of thousands of Chinese laborers in places including Jixi and Datong in WWII. (Photo/dbw.cn) |
'Enemy planes' intercepted by Hongqi-7B air-defense missiles
Blind date with bikini girls in Nanjing
Amazing photos of Chinese fighter jets
Chinese soldiers participate in training for V-Day parade
Painting: Lonely women in Forbidden City
China and Russia hold joint drill in Sea of Japan
'Goddess' in Taiwan McDonald's
Female soldiers at military parades
Photos of campus belle doing splits go viral
Students at risk
Plunging market won’t halt economy
Only Tokyo, Manila decline invitation to WWII events
Soldiers undergo tough training to meet high performance standardsDay|Week
