During World War II, our country faced a lot of injuries and humiliations, and this dark period left a shadow in the hearts of many people. After so many sacrifices, on the day I heard of Japan's surrender and the end of the war, I think countless Chinese were full of mixed feelings in their hearts, feeling very excited about the victory of our country and feeling extremely sad for the compatriots who died in the war. So what do the Japanese think of the executioner? We may not know this.
But after Japan's surrender, a commander of the United States once asked Japan's supreme ruler such a straightforward question: If the war is lost, why don't you cut your belly? Faced with this sharp question, the Japanese emperor replied with only four words. Japan advocates the spirit of Bushido, and one of the Japanese default rules makes people feel inhumane, that is, to kill themselves by cutting their stomachs. The Japanese samurai tacitly agreed that if they made a mistake, the noblest thing to do was to kill themselves by cutting themselves off, as a way to express their loyalty to their masters.
In ancient Japan, those samurai felt that this was the most noble way to die, so slowly, this evil way of suicide took the mainstream. Even if the Japanese commit suicide by cutting their abdomen, they attach great importance to the sense of ceremony, first of all, they must change into their most solemn clothes, kneel in front of the sharp weapon, make some preparations, and then take a knife to complete the abdominal section. Since the abdomen is not the most deadly part, this method of death will last for a long time, and the pain will be unbearable and will roll involuntarily on the ground.
In order to prevent this kind of unserious thing from happening, there will also be a wrong person present, and generally after the abdominal cutter completes the action of cutting the abdomen, the wrong person will directly swing the knife to cut the person's neck to help him complete the task of suicide. During World War II, under the influence of militarism, Japanese soldiers worshipped the emperor to an unprecedented level. After their defeat, many Japanese soldiers chose to commit suicide by caesarean section, feeling that they had not completed the task entrusted to them by the emperor and did not have the face to go back to see the emperor.
After the end of the war, MacArthur, the commander-in-chief of the US army who stayed in Japan to clean up the mess, dealt with the Japanese emperor many times, and when he met, he really couldn't contain his curiosity, so he asked the Japanese emperor a very sharp question: I heard that you Japanese soldiers chose to kill themselves by caesarean section after the defeat in the war to express their loyalty to the Great Japanese Empire, so why didn't you, as the supreme leader, commit suicide by caesarean section and give an account to the people? The Japanese Emperor listened to this question and answered only four words, "Powerless."
It turned out that he had blamed all the charges on several Japanese generals, disguised himself as a white lotus, and said that everything was planned by the ministers, and I had disagreed with it, but because everyone could not listen to my opinion, I could only obey everyone's opinion and open fire on China. Of course, I can't punish myself for the fault of others, so of course I can't do anything about cutting my abdomen. This kind of prevarication is really despicable, and later the emperor never apologized for invading China, which shows that he is also a hypocrite.