四、阅读短文,回答问题
Dead to Rights(《南京照相馆》), a film shown in 2025, has drawn the attention of the public. Set in Nanjing in 1937, the film tells a touching story that unfolds in a small photo studio.
When the war broke out, a group of ordinary people found shelter in the photo studio. They included a postman, an actress, a translator, a soldier, and the owner of the studio with his family. Their goal was simple: to survive the war. Every day was filled with fear and uncertainty.
One day, they were forced to develop films for Japanese soldiers. While developing a roll of film, they were shocked(震惊)to discover that the photos showed the terrible crimes(罪行)committed(犯)by the Japanese army. The pictures were evidence(证据)of what was happening in Nanjing.

At first, they were scared. They knew that keeping these photos was very dangerous. If the Japanese soldiers found out, they would all be in great danger, perhaps even lose their lives. However, they also realized that these photos were important evidence that could show the truth. After much discussion, they decided to risk their lives to protect the photos. They carefully hid the photos and thought of different ways to ensure their safety.
Finally, through their joint efforts and with great courage, they managed to send the photos out of Nanjing. These photos later became key evidence in the trial(审判)of Japanese war criminals after the war. The film not only shows the cruelty(残暴)of war but also the courage of ordinary people in the face of great danger. It acts as a reminder that we should always remember history and all the fighters.
1. What was the main goal of the people in the photo studio at first?
To survive the war.
2. Why were the people in the photo studio shocked when developing the film?
Because the photos showed the Japanese army’s terrible crimes.
3. What did the people in the photo studio decide to do after finding the photos?
Risk their lives to protect the photos.
4. What quality do these ordinary people have?
Brave.
5. What do you think of the film? What can we learn from it?
It’s meaningful and educational. We should remember those brave fighters and value the peaceful life today.