Government should never censor the artistic works or historical displays that a museum wishes to exhibit
...material and spiritual. They must guarantee to consolidate the foundation of the community, to promote the prosperity of the society, to make people better livings and to edify individuals’ sentimental world, rather than undermine construction of humanity, produce threaten to our living environments, broadcast illegal activities, spread world panic and make any other evil goals. Obviously arts and history are no exceptions. While the public accept art as a free form to express feelings of people’s inner world and bring people mental enjoyment, we have admit some artistic works carry a depressive and negative inbeing and have a bad effect on individuals. Years ago, I heard many people had killed themselves after hearing a piano performance The Black Friday. That’s really a terrible thing. So we should make our effort to prevent the unhealthy works into people’s visual field. In the point, a censorship is necessary. Some people may argue that historical displays just an exposure of veracious history and any history fact shouldn’t be precluded. Admittedly, we should respect history and learn from history, which is conducive to our cognition of the present world. However, the arguer fails to recognize the complexity of the question. We can’t eliminate the ...