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“看着曾经奴役过自己的日本人乖乖地坐着等待审判,我心里想,我的地位完全不一样了,不再是基隆中学那个受欺负的少年了,真是扬眉吐气!这是我人生中光荣的一笔!”7月11日,当90岁的老台胞陈弘回想起60多年前经历过的日本战犯审判,仍然对当时激动复杂的心情记忆犹新。为纪念全民族抗战爆发77周年,全国台联邀请曾参加过日本战犯审判工作的老台胞陈弘进行报告讲座,讲述了
“Looked at the Japanese who had enslaved themselves obediently waiting for trial, I thought, my position is completely different, and is no longer the bullied teenager Keelung High School, really proud! This is my life Glorious sum! ”On July 11, when Hong Kong’s 90-year-old Chen Hong recalled the Japanese war criminals who had experienced more than 60 years ago, he still remembered the excitement and complicated feelings of that time. In commemoration of the 77th anniversary of the outbreak of the nationwide war of resistance against Japan, the National Taiwan Council invited Chen Hong, an old compatriots who participated in the trial of Japanese war criminals, to give a lecture on the report