This photograph was included in textbooks in Japanese elementary and junior high schools.
What's going on?
The general meaning of the photo is that in December 1937, when the Japanese army captured Nanjing, a Japanese soldier snatched an old lady from the war and ran out of dangerous territory with her on his back.
The Japanese army sacrificed itself to save others?
Let's start with another scene that probably happened at the same time.
Outside the south gate of Nanjing, a group of Japanese troops captured an old woman in her fifties and sixties with her feet wrapped around her feet. They giggled and sawed off a large tree in front of the door, leaving a tall wooden tree, and then called the old woman over: "Yours, stand up." "I want her to stand on the wooden tree."
What do you do when you stand on the wooden tree?
The old woman didn't know either. She was so old, she was also foot-binding, coupled with the threat of the Japanese soldiers, her face had changed early, and she could not stand on the flat ground, where could she still stand on the water tsubaki that was more than one foot high? The Japanese helped her up, and she fell.
The Japanese clapped their hands and laughed.
Three or four times like this, the old man fell to his death, and they still clapped their hands and laughed.
It turned out that they used killing people as a child's play to find happiness.
The same old woman, how does the Japanese army favor one over the other?
Looking closely at this photo, the Japanese soldier's face was full of smiles, and the old woman squinted her eyes and looked frightened - why did the rescuer laugh haha, and the rescued person was so uncomfortable and unhappy?
In fact, this is a masterpiece painstakingly conceived by the Japanese military photojournalist to cover up the truth of the Japanese army's killings.
Its theme is very clear - the Japanese sent troops to China, and even attacked Nanjing, to "save China", the Japanese army is very friendly to the Chinese people, but also "sacrifice themselves to save others" - interesting? Behind this photo is the beastly act of the Japanese army slaughtering 300,000 soldiers and civilians in Nanjing.
Therefore, this photo is very boring, even boring and shameless!