Demolition of former Shanghai 'comfort station' suspended
Updated: 2016-02-24 10:36
(chinadaily.com.cn/Xinhua)
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An interior view of the former "comfort station" in Hongkou district, Shanghai, Feb 23, 2016. [Photo/CFP] |
This building, which opened in 1939, once housed 40 "comfort women" in its 17 rooms -- 10 were from Japan, 10 from Korea and 20 from China.
Xinhua reporters spoke to some older members of the local community who could still recall a Japanese song "I Am A 16-year-old Manchurian Girl".
Su Zhiliang, a professor with the Shanghai Normal University who has studied the issue for decades, said; "almost all the victims and residents near these 'comfort stations' know this song," he said.
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