40 years ago today, on October 22, 1985 (September 9, 1985 in the lunar calendar), the German people lined up in a 108-kilometer long line to compete against nuclear weapons. On October 22, 1985, the German people lined up a 108-kilometer line to fight against nuclear weapons In Germany, opponents of the nuclear arms race stood side by side to form a 108-kilometer human wall to show their determination to fight the war. On October 22, 1983, about 300,000 West Germans lined up along the road to protest the deployment of the US-made Pershing II medium-range missile in West Germany. Europe fell into an anti-nuclear wave after the North Atlantic Treaty Organization decided to deploy missiles in West Germany, Britain, and the Netherlands to counter the Soviet nuclear bomb. The long line of 300,000 people is about 108 kilometers long, and everyone is holding hands, like an anti-nuclear chain. The photographer of this photo commented on the operation like this: "This is a powerful team. They are full of yearning for peace. They are kind, confident and powerful. When almost all wars break out, we never consider that others have the right to survive. Today, these people who hate war and despise killing have finally united and taken the first step in working together to protect human civilization. ¡±