Unforgettable Lessons: School Honors 93rd Anniversary of September 18th Incident with Powerful Tribute to National Security
Commemorating the 93rd Anniversary of the September 18th Incident
Today marks the 93rd anniversary of the September 18th Incident, with commemorative activities taking place across the country. In Hong Kong, schools have been holding flag-raising ceremonies and teaching students about the historical facts of the “September 18th Incident”.
Anglican Bishop Ho Ming-wah Secondary School Commemorates the Anniversary
The Anglican Bishop Ho Ming-wah Secondary School recently held a flag-raising ceremony to commemorate the 93rd anniversary of the September 18th Incident. The school’s director of Chinese History, Liang Yanjing, explained that official textbooks may not be suitable for all schools, and the school hopes to combine private resources to complement each other. This approach allows students to use more diversified materials to enrich their understanding of the War of Resistance.
On the same day, the school also held an after-school extension activity on the “September 18th Incident” for the Department of Citizenship and Social Development. The activity included setting up exhibition boards and broadcasting the memorial ceremony of the Shenyang 918 History Museum. Students who participated in the activity gained a profound understanding of the incident and its significance.
Principal Jin Weiming hopes that students can learn from the past and understand the scourge of war. He also revealed that an exchange group in Shenyang will be held next semester, and students will have the opportunity to visit the local September 18th History Museum.
Group Holds Rally Outside Japanese Consulate General in Hong Kong
A group of representatives from the Diaoyu Islands Action Committee protested outside the Exchange Square where the Consulate General of Japan is located in Hong Kong. They held banners with the slogan “Don’t forget September 18th”, shouted slogans, and read out the contents of the protest letter at the scene.
During the rally, representatives taped letters to the glass walls of Exchange Square and tore up paper symbolizing Japan’s militaristic flag. Police officers were present to maintain order during the event.
Understanding the Significance of the September 18th Incident
The September 18th Incident is a significant event in Chinese history, and it is essential for students to learn about its impact and significance. By commemorating the anniversary, schools and organizations can help raise awareness about the importance of peace and stability.