During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the devils surrounded a small village in Jinshan Town, Jiangsu Province, and when the devils were preparing to implement the "three lights", they were suddenly stopped by the commander, and all the Japanese troops fell to their knees, and after three prostrations and nine prayers, they left in ashes, did not kill a single life in the village, did not rob an item.
On this day, the people in the village were busy as usual, and suddenly someone shouted: "The devil is coming!" Let's run! ”
Suddenly, the village was in a mess, the chickens were flying and the dogs were jumping, and the villagers were too late to pack up their things, and they rushed out of the house in a hurry, ready to escape, but unexpectedly, at this time, the ghosts had surrounded the village on all sides and blocked the exit.
Just as the devils were about to enter the village to burn and loot, a devil suddenly pointed to a tombstone at the entrance of the village in horror, and his mouth was muttering something in Japanese. The Devil Commander looked closer, his face suddenly changed, and he trembled with anger: "Baga..."
Devils into the village wax figure
The tombstone reads, "Xu Fu's Tomb" four big characters, why would the devil be so angry when he saw these words? Let's continue to look at the results and we'll see.
When the devils brought the people out of the village to inquire, they learned that the original name of this village was Xu Fu Village, which was indeed the hometown of Xu Fu, a famous alchemist of the Qin Dynasty, and although Xu Fu never returned in the end, the villagers still erected a monument for him in order to commemorate him.
Originally, when they saw the tombstone, they thought that someone had deliberately humiliated them, and when they learned that this was indeed Xu Fu's hometown, the ghosts knelt down and worshipped at the tombstone.
After the worship, the devils left in ashes, without harming any villagers or robbing anything.
The Japanese invasion of China
Why do Japanese devils respect Xu Fu so much? This should start from the Qin Dynasty more than 2,000 years ago, when Qin Shi Huang dispatched a large number of manpower, material and financial resources to find the elixir of "immortality", and all parties searched for it.
Once, Qin Shi Huang ordered Xu Fu to cross the east and go to the three immortal mountains of "Penglai, Abbot, and Yingzhou" to seek immortals and ask for medicine, Xu Fu proposed to meet the gods, the gift should not be too thin, otherwise it would not appear sincere enough, Qin Shi Huang was convinced, not only gave a large amount of money, but also sent 3,000 boys and girls, as well as some outstanding craftsmen and technicians, as well as grain seeds.
Xu Fu
After Xu Fudong crossed, he arrived at an island, and then never returned, staying on this small island.
This small island is the Japanese island, when Xu Fu came, the indigenous people on the island still lived a very primitive life, Xu Fu brought them advanced production technology, and made the local rapid transition from primitive production to agricultural society.
Not only that, Xu Fu also brought wisdom and culture, so that they gradually had a human appearance. In this way, the ancestors of the Japanese are likely to be Xu Fu, and the more than 3,000 boys and girls brought by Xu Fu, as well as the indigenous people on the island at that time.
Xu Fudong crossing the map
Even now, in Japan, you can still see many buildings and sculptures commemorating Xu Fu. The Japanese also enshrine Xu Fu as a god, so the ghosts during the war of aggression against China came to Xu Fu's hometown and saw Xu Fu's tombstone, which was naturally respectful.
Portrait of Xu Fu in Japan
But then again, since they know that they are Xu Fu's descendants and have such respect for Xu Fu, but they have come to invade China, is this a bit of a forgetting of their ancestors?