In October 2015, documents related to the Nanjing Massacre were included in the "Memory of the World" program of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). However, the Japanese government kept raising questions about this decision. Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida confirmed on Oct. 14 that Japan had suspended this year's contribution to UNESCO.

The USC Shoah Foundation has been working with the Memorial Hall of the Victims in the Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders since 2012, to document testimonies from survivors.

"We hope that the pressure of people knowing the reality of the history will bring pressure on the (Japanese) government, and sooner or later, they will admit to their mistake," Prof. Amanda Pope, director of the documentary, told Xinhua.

The documentary is called "Two Sides of Survival." With a new 3D technology, this film offers viewers an interactive experience. "When you come in to see her testimony on film, it will feel like she is actually talking to you," Pope said.

All the questions viewers may ask about Xia's experience would be put into a computer. When a viewer asks a question, the computer picks up the key words, like "genocide" or "Nanjing," and automatically "answers the question" by playing the related interview clips.

"It will look like she is responding to you personally, so it will have a much greater impact," Pope said.

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