In the 1930s, Japan launched a war of aggression against China. At the beginning, Japan tasted a little sweetness and put aside its promise to take China in three months, but Japan underestimated the courage and determination of our people to resist foreign enemies. As a result, the front line is getting longer and longer. Japan had to keep recruiting soldiers. At that time, the Japanese government also forced a group of female college students to join the army and become military doctors who treated the wounded in Japan, but many people did not volunteer.
At that time, there was a Japanese female medical worker who was forced to go to the battlefield, Shizuko Omiya, who was only a female college student before going to the battlefield. However, as the war intensified, she had to give up her studies and go to the front to carry out what was called "justice" things. However, a year after the war, she and a group of people were arrested in Burma. At that time, our army issued an execution order, and at this time, a soldier named Liu Yunda saw that she was very kind, so he told the chief that he was probably forced to go to the battlefield.
After being rescued, Shizuko found that Chinese was very reasonable, and people were very good and kind, so she decided to stay in the Chinese army and become a military doctor. In the following days, people secretly felt affectionate, and Liu Yunda also took care of her. Over time, the relationship between the two has developed further. After the war, the two married and gave birth to their own children with the consent of the organization.
Later, after the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Japan, Omiya Shizuko's father asked someone to find her, and later the two wanted to go back to visit her father. Liu Yunda accompanied his wife home to meet the old man, but found that his wife, who had been married for more than 40 years, turned out to be the second generation of the rich. Her father was a well-known Japanese entrepreneur, but they were not hungry for money. After living in Japan for ten years, they returned to their hometown in China to live a happy and stable life.