In the 1930s, there was a special women's unit in imperialist Japan called the "Japanese Women's Standing Team". Judging from the name, this is a noble female soldier who voluntarily sacrificed her life for the japanese nation. But in fact, the unit has another notorious name – "Japanese comfort women".
In 1937, Japan began an all-out war against China, which brought great disasters to Both China and the world. However, at that time, the Japanese army was criticized not only for launching a war of aggression, but also for contempt for life and dehumanization, and they were not only external, but also full of deception to their own citizens. The "Women's Standing Team" is one of them, and the "Japan Pioneer Group" is also one of them.
And Shizuko Omiya is one of the women who was tricked into going to other countries by the "Japanese Pioneer Group". Shizuko was born in 1926, and in 1943, at the age of 17, Shizuko was studying nursing, and she had a promising future and was likely to become a great doctor in the future.
However, the Orders of the Japanese Army shattered her peaceful life. At that time, China's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression had come to an end, and Japan had gained too many benefits in China, forming a stage of strategic stalemate with China. Japan itself is not very populous, and in order to replenish its strength, even young girls have to go to the battlefield.
Among these girls, those who have no technology are assigned to the "women's standing team" and become "comfort women", and some of the technical ones are assigned to the "Japanese Pioneer Group" and enter the territory of other countries to build Japanese colonies, so as to contribute a steady stream of population and troops to Japan.
Shizuko, who had some nursing knowledge, was forcibly recruited by japan into the pioneer regiment, and entered the Japanese colonial stronghold in Burma, and began to build a colony and rescue the Japanese wounded fighting in Burma. Burma borders Yunnan, China, and is one of the breakthrough points at the southern pass of China, so our military also attaches great importance to operations in the Burmese theater of operations in order to eliminate the Japanese threat in southwest China.
By 1943, our army was already in the ascendancy in Burma. Japan issued a death order, and all The Japanese troops fought to the death, beat them to death if they were not caught, and committed suicide when they were caught to show their loyalty to the so-called "Great Japanese Empire". Therefore, Shizuko, who is a nurse, sees one life after another dying for such a reason, and her heart is very painful.
She also gradually understands what is going on with the "Japan Pioneer Group" she belongs to, and many other girls like her, and the "Women's Stand-up Team", so Shizuko decides that whoever it is, as long as it is a life, she will do her best to save it, in order to repay the evil she did without understanding.
In 1944, japan had no place to stand in Burma, and Shizuko was eventually captured by the Chinese army, and most of the Japanese army committed suicide by caesarean section before being captured. Our army is still very humane even if it treats prisoners, and Shizuko has no hatred for Chinese min herself, and after she is captured, she asks to stay in the Chinese army and continue to treat Chinese soldiers to compensate for her karmic obstacles.
Therefore, Shizuko was left in our army and began to exert her nursing ability for our army, during this time, Shizuko treated many Chinese soldiers, her kindness was seen by Chinese men, and one of the company commanders named Liu Yunda fell in love with her, but because of her identity, she never dared to confess.
And Shizuko also likes this Chinese soldier who cherishes her respect and respects her, and is strong and sometimes faces her with some clumsiness, but also Shizuko is also entangled in her own identity, and never dares to show her heart, nor does she dare to accept Liu Yunda's feelings.
Fortunately, later Liu Yunda's boss knew, and only then did he force the two together, and under a wave of persuasion, the two people put aside their scruples and got married in 1945. After returning to China, Liu Yunda immediately changed her Chinese nationality to Shizuko and gave his wife a Chinese name, Mo Yuanhui.
After the end of the war, Liu Yunda also retired from the army, the two people lived a stable and happy life, Mo Yuanhui also gave birth to three sons for Liu Yunda in succession, which added a happy atmosphere to the family. Later, Sino-Japanese relations began to ease, and in 1972, China and Japan formally established diplomatic relations.
Slowly, there was more exchange between the two countries. In 1980, Shizuko heard the news of her hometown, and it turned out that her old father was still waiting for her to return at home. So the two set foot on Japanese soil to visit Shizuko's elderly father.
Who knows, Shizuko's father in these decades in order to alleviate the pain of his own daughter, he devoted himself to his career and used his work to numb himself, and finally accumulated up to 100 billion yuan of wealth. After Shizuko's father died, the couple inherited his wealth. But Shizuko has long been accustomed to life in China, and eventually returned to China and continued to be the kind Mo Yuanhui in the eyes of the villagers.