After the death of a soldier of the Japanese army, the anti-japanese war veterans swept his grave for 61 years, and the real reason for this is touching
Many people believe that the Japanese soldiers committed heinous crimes during the war of aggression against China, and that they were unforgivable. But there was such a Japanese soldier, after his death, China's anti-japanese war veterans swept his grave for more than sixty years, and posterity was very touched after learning the real reason. His name was Hideo Miyagawa, and he was one of the few benevolent men.
Hideo Miyagawa invaded northeast China with the Japanese army in his early years, but within a few battles, he was captured by the Chinese army. At first, he stuck to militaristic ideas and refused to reform through labor. But then he slowly discovered that the anti-Japanese volunteer army treated him better than himself, and if nothing else, on the food, he also saw the difference between what he ate and the Chinese army. He would remember the scene of the Japanese army treating the Chinese prisoners, and his heart would be greatly shaken. After a period of new life, he learned to slowly adapt to this new change in life.
Later, he persuaded the Japanese troops captured by the Eighth Route Army to surrender, and achieved great success. After a while, he decided to join the anti-Japanese torrent of the Chinese army and completely break with his country. His practice caused strong resentment among Japanese right-wingers, who repeatedly threatened to get rid of Hideo Miyagawa.
In the early summer of 1945, Hideo Miyagawa and his comrade-in-arms Lilov were attacked by the main Japanese army while on a mission. In order to protect his comrades-in-arms, he took the initiative to attract the firepower of the Japanese army and sacrificed heroically. After the Japanese retreated, Lilov returned to his unit and mobilized his army to intercept the body of Hideo Miyagawa. Comrades were heartbroken by the sacrifice of Hideo Miyagawa, and the grieving Eighth Route Army carried out a grand burial ceremony for the martyr.
A Japanese man sacrificed his life for The Cause of China's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, something that many Chinese cannot do. Because of this, Lilov has insisted on giving him a grave for decades. Until his death, he told his children not to forget to visit the grave. Do not let the grave of the benefactor be covered with weeds, and if that were the case, one should not rest in peace under the Nine Springs.
If it wasn't for Hideo Miyagawa, maybe it was Li Luo who sacrificed. With gratitude and the friendship of comrades-in-arms, LiLov has never forgotten Hideo Miyagawa for decades, and for this, he will also sweep the graves of his brothers every year. LiLov hopes that his children can also remember this kindness, which is a feeling from a comrade-in-arms of an enemy country, a friendship that transcends family affection, and a true feeling of forgetting myself!