He married a Japanese female prisoner of war, and returned to Japan with him 35 years later to visit relatives, only to discover his true identity

2022-01-04 05:43:05

Japan launched a war of aggression against China in the 1830s. At that time, militarism was prevalent in Japan, and both men and women were very supportive of Japan's war of aggression, but this did not rule out many people being forced by Japan to participate in the war. There was a college student named Shizuko Omiya, who was forced to join the army as a medical soldier to care for the wounded in Japan. After the war, the Japanese army retreated, and Omiya Shizuko's troops were also captured, so she and our general Liu Yunda formed an indissoluble relationship.

Shizuko Omiya looks sweet and lovely, has a gentle and kind personality, is a pacifist, and is very opposed to war.

Later, after Liu Yunda rescued them, Shizuko thanked him very much. While treating the wounded on the front line, she often had the opportunity to talk to Liu Yunda. After getting along for a long time, Liu Yunda also took the initiative to approach her, and after coming and going, the relationship between the two gradually warmed up.

Shizuko didn't expect to find someone in a foreign country who knew her so well. They often can't finish talking, the gentle Shizuko also makes Liu Yunda feel touched and pity, the two slowly fell in love, finally married, they started their own small family, there are many people against them, but these voices can not hinder their pure love. In the end, they insisted on forming a warm family together. Liu Yunda made a fortune by moving stones, and Shizuko Omiya made a living by working as a tailor. Two people have a son, and the family of three people has had a great time.

In 1977, sino-Japanese relations thawed, and an old Japanese man came to their house, masao Omiya, who was also the father of Shizuko for thirty-three years. In 1978, Shizuko Omiya was brought back to Japan by her father. In the three years since his wife left, Liu Yunda does not know whether his wife still wants him and his son. Eventually, in 1980, Liu Yunda and his son Liu Chongyi were also taken to the home of their old father-in-law by Masao Omiya. When Liu Yunda saw Omiya Shizuko, he did not dare to recognize her, the woman in front of him was pearlescent, richly dressed, riding in a luxury car only seen in movies, Omiya Shizuko's house was as big as a palace, and both father and son were shocked.

It turned out that in the 32 years after Shizuko's disappearance, Masao Omiya became a well-known entrepreneur in Kanazawa. He owns 3 factories, 2 mega shopping malls, 3,000 employees, and tens of billions of dollars in capital.

Liu Yunda, who has lived in Japan for ten years, can no longer stand it, and during his time in Japan, he does not speak Japanese and has no relatives or friends. Despite his rich life, his spiritual life was unsatisfactory. In March 1989, Liu Yunda and his wife returned to their hometown in Sichuan, in the remote rural areas of China, they lived the most ordinary life, never returned to Japan, this kind of beautiful love across borders, living in difficulties wrote the most extraordinary chapter in ordinary life.

A few years later, Masao Omiya died, and all his tens of billions of private property was handed over to his grandson Liu Chongyi.

He married a Japanese female prisoner of war, and returned to Japan with him 35 years later to visit relatives, only to discover his true identity

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