The Nanjing Incident refers to the massacre in Nanjing from February 1937 to February 13 to February 1938. Although the official figures have been kept secret, it is estimated that at least 30 thousand Nanjing citizens were killed in the massacre. The incident was initiated by the Japanese aggressor organization with the aim of "revenge" for China's resistance to Japanese aggression, including the indiscriminate killing of civilians in China.

In the Nanjing Massacre, the dismembered corpse case was the most terrible atrocity. The case of dismemberment refers to the Japanese army or police taking apart the body and putting all its parts in different places to avoid confusion when cleaning up the body. Smashing cases are sometimes called "tearing the body" or "tearing the body". The dismemberment case played an important role in the Nanjing Massacre. According to reports, hundreds or even thousands of cases of dismemberment occurred in Nanjing. Shredding a corpse is a cruel atrocity, which can let the soul of the deceased rest in peace and alleviate the pain of the victims' families.