Wu Xianbin (L) introduces a veteran handprint wall to college student Yang Yongchang at the Nanjing folk Anti-Japanese War museum in Nanjing, capital of east China's Jiangsu Province, June 24, 2017. Wu Xianbin, a Nanjing-based businessman, opened to the public in 2006 a privately-invested exhibition hall of Nanjing folk Anti-Japanese War museum that holds his personal collection of historical photos, Japanese military maps and other wartime heritage items. Now, with the collection of more than 5,700 wartime heritage items, 40,000 books and documents, the museum becomes a patriotic education base for local schools and companies. (Xinhua/Sun Can)
