The past of "comfort women" Dai Ling, in order to respect the victims, the article uses a pseudonym.
The winter afternoon sun shines on the mountains, and the breeze rustles through the bamboo forest, and the bamboo forest is above the blue sky, which is as clear as a wash. Veterans often wonder, what was the scene under this sky more than 70 years ago?
Gunshots, cannons, the cries of the common people, and the screams of the girls. Such scenes often appear in film and television dramas, but I think that works of art can never reflect the real pain, and the experience of such an ordinary girl. Her name is Dai Ling, and she was the "comfort woman" under the clutches of the Japanese Kou in that era!
Our great motherland has gone through all kinds of hardships, and today's history has undergone tremendous changes. Singing and laughter replaced gunshots and cries, tourism replaced flight, peace replaced battlefields, and a comfortable life also made many people forget history and have been there.
In August 1942, the 15-year-old Dai ling lost her freedom, and the murderer was the Japanese who occupied her hometown, and the Japanese, led by the second devil, swept Dai Ling into the turret in front of her parents. That experience, that process, cannot be told in words. Decades later, recalling that encounter, Dai ling only said 6 words: The Japanese are the devil!
The description of Japanese soldiers as devils during World War II was not said by Dai Ling alone, as did many survivors of the war and witnesses of The Atrocities of the Japanese Kou. This is even more true for Dailing. Because after entering the Japanese artillery tower for only half a month, she completely collapsed. Dai Ling said that at that time, she could not move, was locked in the room, had to go to the toilet or outside to bask in the sun, and could only crawl, and each step was very difficult.
In order to survive, Dailing wants to tell her family what happened to her, and in order to rescue Dailing, her family is also thinking of a way. At that time, because their hometown had fallen and was under the jurisdiction of the Japanese, they had to send people to send information to the Japanese every day in their village, and at the same time send a few men to the stronghold to do hard work. In this way, The Dai Ling family finally knew about her situation. They entrusted people to find connections, and used various methods to try to rescue Dai Ling, but to no avail, the Japanese ignored them, and they also locked up the pseudo-village chief who interceded for her.
Although Dailing fell ill, for the Japanese, it was their prey, and naturally it would not be discarded in vain. In the end, Dai Ling's father could only drive half of the family's sheep to the stronghold to give to the Japanese Kou to eat, and then exchanged the remaining half for 100 pieces of ocean, sent to the maintenance meeting to hand over to the Japanese army, and begged the Japanese soldiers to release them.
Even so, the hateful Japan even put forward another condition, that is, after receiving this money, it can be guaranteed to go out for treatment, but when the disease is cured, it must be sent back to the turret! Only by agreeing to this request can the Japanese people be willing to release people...
Speaking of which, the veteran has actually been blown up, what kind of devil is this, what kind of logic is this. It's a hateful thing that happened every day in those days!