Blood Evidence of Massacre

In 1937, Japan brazenly launched a war of aggression against China, and the land of China suddenly became full of smoke and mourning. On December 13, the Japanese army invaded Nanjing and immediately launched a brutal and inhumane massacre. In a hospital for injuries and illnesses, Chinese doctor Zhan Tao (played by Zhai Naishe) worked hard to rescue the wounded regardless of death threats. Soon, the Japanese army openly violated international conventions, invaded the safety zone where the International Red Cross was located, and massacred the wounded and soldiers who were defenseless. Zhan Tao witnessed scenes of tragedies happening with his own eyes, and was filled with grief and anger. Japanese soldier Sasaki took a set of photos of his outstanding "war exploits" and was handed over to Zhan Tao by someone from the photo studio. Zhan Tao risked his life to protect the films and was determined to make the crimes of the Japanese army public to the world...