Core Viewpoint - The exhibition "My Neighbor: John Rabe" opened in Hamburg, Germany, commemorating the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War, highlighting Rabe's humanitarian efforts during the Nanjing Massacre [1][3]. Group 1 - The exhibition was organized by Nanjing University and features historical documents, artifacts, photographs, videos, and multimedia interactions to showcase Rabe's life and humanitarian actions in China [1]. - Chinese Consul General in Hamburg, Cong Wu, emphasized Rabe's role in protecting over 250,000 Chinese civilians during the Nanjing Massacre and the importance of remembering history to safeguard peace [3]. - Rabe's great-grandson, Reinhard, expressed the significance of the exhibition in educating more Germans and Europeans about the historical truth of the Nanjing Massacre and related events in the Pacific theater [5]. Group 2 - Attendees of the exhibition unanimously agreed that Rabe's story serves as a reminder that every memory of justice should not be forgotten, and facing history is essential for achieving true peace [6]. - German historian Professor Schneider highlighted the difficulty of discussing the Holocaust and the importance of confronting the truth of historical events, as evidenced by the numerous memorials and archives in Nanjing [8].