After the reforms, Japan wanted to occupy all of Asia. They conquered Korea, occupied northeast China, and eventually coveted all of China. In China, the country has plundered thousands of Chinese wealth over 14 years, including coal, food, steel and other military-industrial developments. The suffering of small States over large countries can never be erased. He made us understand that falling behind leads to failure. During World War II, the Japanese became more and more ambitious and waged wars everywhere, causing permanent harm to the peoples of various countries.
After Japan's surrender, there were three things that could not be brought out of China1, guns, ammunition and other contraband. Although the Japanese surrendered their weapons as early as the time of surrender, there were still many Japanese who hid in secret. This was a huge hidden danger for the other passengers on board, so they were prohibited from carrying weapons such as pistols and daggers, including combat telescopes and military dogs, before boarding.
Second, antiques, when the Japanese saw Chinese artifacts and antiques, they liked it very much, so they collected a lot during the invasion of China. Third, literature, calligraphy and painting, these are cultural treasures that have been Chinese for thousands of years, the old art of China, which cannot become a Japanese thing, and at that time our country also provided three items for Japanese prisoners of war. The first is the food. Food is delivered to prevent them from starving to death. The second is the necessary funds to enable them to continue their normal lives after returning to Japan, and the third is clothing.
After the war, China was very kind to the Japanese prisoners of war, and many Japanese prisoners of war with conscience were deeply grateful for this. Japanese militarism also has some harmful elements. This treatment of Japanese prisoners of war has also preserved some precious historical photographs of the war, many of which are evidence of Japanese devils committing crimes on Chinese soil. What do you think about that? Feel free to leave a comment to discuss and say what you think. In the future, Xiaobian will share more historical knowledge with you.