The events of the September 18 Incident, the fall of Northeast China, the loss of 300,000 lives in the Nanjing Massacre, and the cruel experiments performed by the Japanese Army's 731 unit on the Chinese people have always been remembered by us, and we have not forgotten that humiliating history. Especially at the International Military Tribunal, many Japanese troops denied the Nanjing Massacre and even questioned the number of 300,000 victims. After that, as long as we encounter similar voices of doubt, we must refute it fiercely.
Regarding the Nanjing Massacre, we actually have a lot of evidence to debunk the lies of the Japanese army; the memories of survivors, old photos of the time, and even the Japanese newspapers at that time hyped up the killings committed by the Japanese army. For example, two Japanese officers once bet the lives of our compatriots to compete with each other for the most people to kill. Newspaper pictures documenting the incident still hang in middle school history textbooks. In order to educate every generation of young people, never forget history.
However, the Japanese side is different, how arrogant they were when they slaughtered, and how ridiculous the lies they make up now. Not only did they deliberately erase their own brutal behavior in the textbooks, but they could even distort and falsify the history of their invasion of China. These actions of theirs are very infuriating. Sometimes in some international occasions, Japanese journalists are very fond of harassing people. For example, Jet Li, a kung fu superstar who is well known to everyone, has not escaped the questions of the Japanese reporter's yin and yang weirdness.
A Japanese journalist laughed and raised his questions about the number of victims of the Nanjing Massacre to Jet Li, and asked with ill will: "Have you really counted one by one?" Hearing this question, not only Jet Li felt angry, but also his colleagues around him. However, everyone knows that every word and deed on this international occasion will be magnified by people with a heart, and if there is any omission in the answer, it will not only disgrace the Chinese people, but may also promote the arrogant atmosphere in Japan.
But Jet Li knows very well that if he pretends not to know and deliberately does not answer, where is the face of the Chinese people? Therefore, he very cleverly asked the reporter: "I heard that many Japanese women were forced to become the "comfort women" of American soldiers in those years, so have you ever asked them about their feelings? His rhetorical question made the reporter suddenly in a dilemma on the spot, and he had to leave in a gray and slippery manner. The wit and boldness of Jet Li's answer has been praised by a large number of Chinese netizens.
However, Japan has not given up on difficulties because of one or two losses, or acknowledged the bad deeds of history. We also know that these small means of theirs are nothing more than to see us angry. But everyone did not pay attention to it, because we have a more important cause to complete the construction of the motherland; only when we become strong, we will not be bullied by others.