On this day, 29 years ago, October 28, 1996 (September 17, 1996 in the lunar calendar), Rabe's diary was published. In October 1996, Rabe's granddaughter showed Rabe's diary fever in New York. In October 1996, Rabe's diary was published. When the Japanese army captured Nanjing, Rabe, the head of Siemens in China, worked with foreign citizens stranded in Nanjing to organize an international security zone to accept China refugees, carry out protection work within its capabilities, and serve as chairman of the security zone. After the war, he was awarded the Medal of Jade Mining by the National Government. While in Nanjing, he wrote eight diaries, recording in detail the inside story of the Nanjing Massacre committed by the Japanese army. The dusty historical materials are now made public by Rabe's granddaughter, which has aroused huge repercussions around the world and effectively refuted Japan's cover-up in recent years.