Hey fam! Prepare for a history deep dive 🕵️♂️✨
Harbin, the capital of Heilongjiang Province on the Chinese mainland, just hosted a major reveal at the Exhibition Hall of Evidence of Crimes Committed by Unit 731 of the Japanese Imperial Army. This infamous germ-warfare unit from WWII is back in focus with a trove of new materials.
What’s on display?
- 3,010 pages of archival documents 📜
- 194 minutes of video footage 🎥
- 312 photographs 📸
- 12 postcards & 8 letters 💌
According to Jin Chengmin, the curator, everything falls into three main categories: written records, visual evidence, and personal correspondences. Together, they paint a raw picture of the experiments and human costs behind Unit 731’s secret operations.
Why it matters
This release isn’t just for history buffs. It’s a reminder of why we value transparency, ethics in science, and human rights. In a region that’s all about progress and tech breakthroughs—from India’s booming startup scene to Southeast Asia’s digital innovations—it’s key to remember the lessons of the past 🌏❤️.
Stay curious, stay informed, and let’s keep pushing for a world where knowledge and compassion lead the way! 🙌
Reference(s):
New evidence of Japanese germ-warfare unit from WWII released
cgtn.com
