The day of Japan's surrender is a day that Chinese can never forget, like a tribute to the martyrs. The world has scoffed at Japan's evil deeds, and it is impossible to describe Japan's misery in words. But the Japanese, if nothing happened, when the war was over, nothing happened, and they did not admit, let alone apologize, for their inhumane deeds. In the eyes of the Japanese, they never pay attention to Chinese, and in their hearts, they will always be the victors, because they are proud of the occupation of China. After the two atomic bombs in the United States, the Japanese Emperor surrendered, the War of Resistance Against Japan came to an end, and the Japanese "cancer" that remained in various parts of China was still doing senseless resistance.
In August 1945, The American General MacArthur traveled to Japan to negotiate post-war matters with Emperor Hirohito. This American general has a great history, he is the supreme steward of the Allied Command in Japan, and it can be said that the life and death of every Japanese soldier after the defeat is in the hands of MacArthur, including the emperor.
The most uneasy about MacArthur's arrival was Japan's Emperor Hirohito, who feared that his power, position, and even his life would be threatened. Although before the surrender, Japan had already sent a beggar note to the allies, saying that as long as it did not endanger the emperor's rule, Japan could accept the surrender, but the United States also hit Mahahaha, and there was no positive response at all, so Emperor Hirohito has always been uneasy about this matter.
The attendant left in a humiliating voice, and the general, who had died of surrender, closed the door of his room tightly, drew the saber that had accompanied him all his life and wiped it carefully under the lamp, and when he felt that the sharp knife was already dusty, he put it next to him and pushed it away from the brick platform pressed on the paper to write his last words, and as early as an hour ago, the official of his brother-in-law's Military Affairs Bureau came to visit his mansion, and the minister did not say a word but silently shed tears under the lamp, and the tears slipped from the corners of his eyes, dripping little by little, Dripping on the white rice paper, the cold-minded soldier's heart at this moment was also shattered by the defeated hammer.
Although the U.S. military verbally agreed to his request at that time, Emperor Hirohito was still heartbroken. After all, at the Tokyo Trial, many countries included the Japanese emperor in the list of war criminals. Therefore, Emperor Hirohito's heart was always troubled, and he was anxious to see MacArthur to ensure that his life was safe.
At that time, the spirit of Bushido prevailed throughout Japan, and in their eyes, if they could not win, it was equivalent to not completing the task, then they would commit suicide and apologize.
In the eyes of Japanese soldiers, suicide by caesarean section is not death, but liberation. However, the Emperor of Japan, the object of their allegiance at the time, did not commit suicide at all after the end of the war. After the war, MacArthur came to Japan on behalf of the United States to help him rebuild after the war. The Emperor of Japan repeatedly asked MacArthur, but MacArthur did not seize his rights because he also had to use the Emperor's hand to issue orders.
On this day, Japanese Emperor Hirohito talked to MacArthur at the U.S. Embassy in Japan, and MacArthur suddenly asked Hirohito a question very directly, saying that the Japanese pay attention to the spirit of Bushido, why did you, the emperor, not apologize for your sins after the defeat.
When Emperor Hirohito heard this, he shook his head and said 4 words, "Powerless."
Of course, Hirohito's statement may be his true personal thoughts. As for whether you believe it or not, it can only be seen by everyone.