1. The Price of Peace Reflections on what happened in Hiroshima

2. The price of peace was a city’s destruction, countless deaths of strong youths on the battle field and the dark memories on the people of the nation. ~ Haichen

4. After the war, nothing is left except the ruins everywhere. After the war, nothing lasts but the sufferings of countless refugees. ~ Eric

5. The world will never have lasting peace as long as men make wars. Just as someone said, “You can murder a murderer, but you cannot murder the murder,” wars can only lead us to a world without peace. ~ Zoe

6. This is the price of peace, which seems a bit too high. So many innocent people were gone forever within seconds. Those were human lives which were no more different from you and me. ~ Ashley

7. If we had suffered so much from war before we can get peace again, why should we start a war? Peace can be very easy to keep, but can also be very difficult to regain. Don’t start a war. ~ Robert

8. Temporary peace has been pushed onto the stage by the power of the atomic bombs although the misery in the two cities has just begun. ~ Wendy

9. War does nothing but destroys people’s lives. The invention of weapons of mass destruction is a curse. I hope that a war will never happen and weapons of mass destruction will never be used again. ~ Hazel

10. The price of peace is the pain that the people suffered in the war and the pain left to the people after the war. ~ Peter

11. At the moment I saw the ruins after the bomb, I forgot the evil the Japanese had done to us. I suddenly became aware that common people are not responsible for wars and invasions. ~ Cass

12. Wars can never have a win-win ending. ~ Vivian

13. WMD are very dangerous to people all over the world. They threaten the world's security. We should try our best to stop the use of WMD. ~ Apple

14. We got peace at last by the death of millions of people. ~ Crystal

15. I advocate a world of peace. Although we cannot forget the huge hurt the Japanese had done to us, we can have a grateful heart to face this issue. ~ Betty

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