No, China now has a particularly hot Internet buzzword called "I beat myself up fiercely." But I don't want to, has been trying to covet China's Japanese island country, as early as the Second World War period has been this sentence has been vividly interpreted and is still an upgraded version, called "I am fierce and even kill myself." Regarding the origin of this sentence, we have to start from Japan's "100 million jade fragments" plan.
At the end of World War II, Japanese imperialism, under the urgent pursuit of the Allies, was no longer able to form an army, and all that awaited them was defeat. However, the stupid Japanese still wanted to struggle, and even came up with such a crazy plan as "one hundred million jade fragments". The Japanese militarists vainly wanted to use the lives of all the remaining citizens to die with them after the Allies landed on the island. Therefore, even if the Allies wanted to defeat Japan as soon as possible, they would have to pay a terrible price, so in the face of the "100 million jade fragments" plan, the Allies stopped advancing. It entered the anxious stage of intense strategic deployment, and it was not until the atomic bomb was invested that this tense situation was broken.
At the end of World War II, Japan has become a street rat shouting and beating, in the face of pressure from all sides, Japan, fighting alone, had to adopt the tactic of defending but not attacking. However, the longer the war is prolonged, the more its military supplies will be lacking. Seeing that all the supply routes had been cut off by the Allies. At this time, some Japanese officers suggested that if the Allies did not retreat, when they landed on the island, we would kill all the children under the age of 14 on the island. Save materials to ensure that the military resources needed for war are sufficient. This is also a cruel policy in the "100 million jade fragments" plan.
In order to protect his own safety and interests, the Japanese emperor also spread the battlefield directly to every citizen. He made the Japanese people adhere to the purpose of serving the emperor wholeheartedly, and let them stubbornly resist the Allied forces after they landed on the island. Without guns and ammunition, he used a kitchen knife and an iron pestle, and anyway, he had to do his best to ensure his safety, which was the main idea of "one hundred million jade fragments". Some people may wonder how the total number of Japanese people at that time was only more than 70 million, how could it be "100 million jade fragments". In order to realize this plan, Japan has long been out of the question, and they will arrest people in Manchukuo and some small border countries to achieve the goal of 100 million.
Seeing that it was impossible to come hard, some people in the Allied forces proposed to attack with biological and chemical weapons, let people lurk in various military points of Japan, first use chemical weapons to quietly solve their main forces, and then the Allies were attacking. However, this plan, which was contrary to international humanitarianism, was immediately rejected. Besides, the Japanese are not stupid, they are also prepared in this regard, and then they will not be able to pay for it.
At this time, the Japanese emperor had prepared his own back road early behind his back. He found someone to build an underground palace with everything in it. He planned to hide in the day the Allies invaded, continue to be his emperor, and let the people die for him.
However, his wishful thinking has not been realized, and the US authorities have long seen his idea. The direct use of two atomic bombs forced him to choose to surrender.