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Japanese people don't understand Chinese characters, so they randomly give themselves Chinese names, which is really funny

Xiaobian has seen a joke before, saying that a Dutchman came to China, his name is Kenzo Oijevaar, in order to follow the customs, he asked a Chinese friend to help him take a Chinese name, the friend set his Chinese name according to the pronunciation of his name - "stay up late baby nibble porridge", foreigners he also did not understand, happily accepted, made friends laugh.

Japanese people don't understand Chinese characters, so they randomly give themselves Chinese names, which is really funny

Of course, this is just a joke between friends, and he doesn't deliberately embarrass his Dutch friends. In recent years, China's economic development has become better and better, many foreigners have come to China to travel and even work, settle down, they also follow the customs, give themselves a Chinese name, many of which have the same "funny" name as in the above joke.

But Xiaobian believes that everyone will not make fun of foreigners because they don't understand Chinese they don't take a good name, but the protagonist in today's story did not give himself Chinese name because he liked Chinese and loved Chinese culture, he was to steal the intelligence of our country!

Japanese people don't understand Chinese characters, so they randomly give themselves Chinese names, which is really funny

During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, while trampling on China's land with artillery fire on the surface, Japan sent a large number of spies and spies to infiltrate our country behind their backs.

Of course, most Japanese people can't understand the profound Chinese culture thoroughly, so they take a lot of names that make people laugh: Ken Hongo named himself "Fan Jian", Yamamoto Kino named himself "The Flow of Handsome Origin", and Koiso Kuniaki named himself "Katsuyama Sugi".

Japanese people don't understand Chinese characters, so they randomly give themselves Chinese names, which is really funny

Today, we will talk about this infamous Koiso Kuniaki.

Koiso Kuniaki, born in 1880, is the 41st Prime Minister of Japan and a major general in the Army, who made "great contributions" to the "918 Incident" and became a prominent figure, and because he looked like a tiger, he also served in Korea for a long time, known as the "Tiger of Korea".

Like thousands of Japanese soldiers, Koiso Kuniaki very much wanted to make meritorious contributions to The Great Ancestor of the Emperor, as the eldest son of the policeman Oiso Jin, and because he was physically strong from an early age, Koiso Kuniaki immediately applied for the Army Non-Commissioned Officer School when he grew up, taking the military as his ambition.

Japanese people don't understand Chinese characters, so they randomly give themselves Chinese names, which is really funny

After 3 years of struggle, Koiso became an officer, participated in the Russo-Japanese War, and later entered the Army University, but because the people in the same period were the descendants of people with heads and faces, and Koiso himself had average grades, he was not assigned to the central organ after graduation, but was sent to Lu Shi as an instructor.

But he was not reconciled, he wanted to find an opportunity to turn around, in 1912, Koiso proposed to "strengthen Japan's rule over northeast China", Tanaka Yoshiichi felt that his proposal was great, so he promoted him, and 2 years later Koiso became a shōsa.

Japanese people don't understand Chinese characters, so they randomly give themselves Chinese names, which is really funny

Prior to this, Koiso Kuniaki was a Japanese spy, and his mission was to collect the geographical records of the soldiers in the Liaodong Peninsula and the Lushun area, and to explore the road for Japan in advance. In order to "go deeper" into the lives of our people, he put on Chinese costumes, learned the habits of Chinese, and then took the Chinese name of "Geshanshanshan" and came to North China, wandering around for more than 2 years and obtaining a lot of intelligence.

Because of Koiso's "outstanding performance", he later realized the dream of Mitsumasa Yaozu, all the way to the official fortune, and finally became the prime minister of Japan (1944), but at this time Japan was about to surrender, Koiso Kuniaki fantasized about a "big victory" and then "peace armistice negotiations", of course, Koiso's idea was unrealistic, and Japan surrendered in 1945.

Japanese people don't understand Chinese characters, so they randomly give themselves Chinese names, which is really funny

On November 19, 1945, Koiso Kunisaki was designated a Class A war criminal suspect and subsequently sentenced to life imprisonment, and a year later, Koiso Kuniaki died of esophageal cancer in Sugamo Prison.

Japanese people don't understand Chinese characters, so they randomly give themselves Chinese names, which is really funny

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