War means death, as the largest battle in human history so far, World War II, also showed everyone a lot of humanity, in the face of death, people showed their behavior, but also proved how human nature this person is, and the madness of the Japanese nation, in this war, embodied vividly.
The most provable thing is to see how the army treats the wounded soldiers, in our army, it is very important to the wounded and sick, no matter when, everyone will not give up their comrades-in-arms, and the behavior of the Japanese makes many people unable to understand.
Japan is an island country, its own population is not enough, at that time their soldiers were relatively strong in the quality of individual soldiers, in the early stage of the war, through the way of war, you can also maintain this battle, so for some wounded and sick, it is still very good, will also try to rescue them, will also try to bring back the remains of the sacrificial soldiers, cremated and sent back to their hometown.
In the early stages of the war, the Japanese army still had the advantage, so they also had the energy to take good care of the wounded and sick, as the war progressed, they found that the war was not as easy as they thought, the Japanese army also suffered serious losses, misestimated the situation, and let them suffer heavy casualties.
At this time, the Japanese army exposed their crazy side. In the Battle of Hengyang, the Japanese army thought that it could be taken in three days, but it turned out to be a long battle, when the Japanese army dispatched 190,000 people, while the Chinese soldiers had 170,000 people.
Fighting in other countries, the Japanese want to solve their own food problems, they snatched the rice in the surrounding fields and made rice balls, but because of the weather problem, these foods can not be well preserved, everyone eats basically eat, and therefore many people get sick because of improper diet.
Because during the war, the hospital is also relatively simple, the wounded soldiers can only lie on the hayboard, the doctors are also very busy, they can't care about giving a soldier a good treatment, many soldiers will fight to take medicine, want to go to the battlefield again, some lightly injured soldiers, are not willing to come to the hospital.
In fact, it is also because the Japanese army's approach is too chilling, the general disease is relatively mild, they are willing to save it, in the later stages of the war, once a soldier injured his leg and could not go to the battlefield, they would give these soldiers an air injection and let them die.
It is also because Japan is unable to provide for them, at first it still uses bullets, knows the names of these people, and finally when the bullets are saved, and a bullet is not willing to waste, it can only use air needles, and it is still so good to treat its own people, how good can you expect them to be to others?