That was a rainy day, so the visitors to the memorial hall of the victims in Nanjing massacre by Japanese invaders were less than usual. As a volunteer, I still stood the immovable spot and did my job. I looked around and watch whether some people did inappropriate things. Then, suddenly, an old man caught my eyes and impressed me a lot.

I am the person who is in charge of the squre which is filled with statue. So, the man who is about seventy years old walked slowly with humpback to see the statue. When he walked to see the words engraved on the statue, he always squatted down holding an umbrella. After reading these sentences, he tried his best to stand up and head for the next statue. His steps looked so staggery but he still insisted on doing so. I had a great respect for him and wanted to help him. However, the moment I saw his effort, I changed my mind and stood behind him looking him silently. Compared with those people who laughed and joked with friends, I think the old man deserved to be admired.

It is possible that the old man experienced those painful days, so he had a deeper feeling than our teenagers. But, we can't forget this historical event. In addition, we should treat the event seriously like the old man.