'Sickening' attack on 185 Chairs Memorial

This is an art space set up to commemorate the victims of the 2011 Christchurch earthquake. These 185 empty chairs represent 185 victims. Looking at the empty chairs, especially the baby chairs and wheelchairs, the heart is full of regret and reluctance. Perhaps we shouldn't view this unfortunate historical event from a perspective of visitation, but if we can understand a little positive outlook on life from this intermediate, perhaps this memorial landmark is the meaning. May the victims enjoy eternal joy in heaven, and hope that family and friends will come out of mourning as soon as possible.

The story behind the 185 chairs is very moving. Although it is called 185 Empty Chairs, it is not the same chair. There are high and low, big and small, and there are strollers and wheelchairs. These different chairs are easier to make you feel the death of the general public. This attraction is in the open space after Cardboard Cathedral , walk for less than a minute, don't miss it.

It is a more sad cultural and creative memorial site, with 185 chairs in different shapes to commemorate the 185 victims of the 2011 Christchurch earthquake. The memorial site is next to the paper church. The earthquake that year was the most tragic casualties of the collapsed radio and television building next to it, accounting for more than half of the overall. The white chairs glowed in the sunlight, and may the dead rest in peace.

There were 185 self-colored chairs neatly placed beside the ruins of the radio and television building, which was to commemorate the martyrs of the February 2011 Christchurch earthquake. The driver said that all the students who were attending the radio and television building were killed and that the site was no longer rebuilt because there were still bodies not found.

The remains of the earthquake, this is a place of awe, for those who have died in silence.