This morning, we went for our learning journey to Old Fort Factory and Bukit Chandu. Our Social Studies Teacher, Mrs.Nam, went along with us, telling us all about the places.

First, we went to Old Fort Factory, when we reached there, a female guide warmly welcomed us in to the Old Fort Factory. We went into a theatre and began watching how the Japanese treated the Singaporeans and how many Singaporeans were tortured. It was so cold in the theatre that I nearly started to shiver. What's more, all the dead bodies and cut-off heads made me have goosebumps.

After the show, we saw the statues of Lieutenant-General Arthur Ernest Percival and Lieutenant-General Tomoyuki Yamashita. Amazingly, Old Fort Factory was the place where Percival surrendered to Yamashita. It was the very room that I saw with my eyes. Imagine that what you see infront of you was the very place where Percival surrendered. I was told that the Japanese decided to own this place as it was very high. When we were asked to sit down on the floor again, Mrs. Nam asked the guide if the wedding dress on display was an actual one wore buy a lady. The guide said yes and what made Mrs. Nam ask about the wedding gown was because the middle of the wedding gown was very skinny. We also went into the garden to see all the crops grown by civilians in the past. It was quite scary in the Old Fort Factory..

Next, we went to Bukit Chandu, another place where the war took place. The guide, a male told us everything about the wars that took place back than in 1942. I was told that Japan took over Malaya in 55 days and Singapore in a week. That was very fast... British bombed the bridge linking Malaya to Singapore as they did not want the Japanese to cross the bridge and get to Singapore.

That is about all, I do not want to have another war as it is so scary.

I want to defend the Pledge.
The Pledge has many words that are very profound, but these words in the Pledge has a lot of meaning. In the first line, We, the citizens of Singapore means we pledge that we are Singaporeans. Another phrase, regardless of race, language or religion means that no matter how different we are, how different our colour is, who we worship, we have to still be their friends and family.
These are the two phrases that I find rather meaningful. These words have a lot of meaning. The other lines are very profound too. But I just find these two lines the easiest to understand and has a lot of meaning.

Go SINGAPORE!

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