Those two game killers in the history books, do you know what happened to them?
The process of establishing a new China was very bumpy, the corruption and incompetence of the late Qing government directly led to China being bullied by the great powers, signing countless land reduction and compensation treaties, which was also the most humiliating part of China's history, which was not the most serious, and even more excessive, Japan wanted to occupy all of China, planning to run rampant in a quarter.
Since the first day of the invasion, what Japan has done has exceeded the moral standard of the word "human," and few have survived, burning, killing, robbing, and doing anything. Bloody case after bloody case has been created on Chinese soil, and countless poor families have perished.
The defeat of this battle left the then Nanjing government in no danger, nakedly exposed to the Japanese, the defense of Nanjing failed, and the Japanese occupied the capital of the Republic of China, in front of which were more than 300 million unarmed people. I believe that everyone who knows nothing about history knows the suffering of the compatriots in the Nanjing Massacre.
So far, it's hard to forget the history of the student days, and some ghosts have taken the killing of Chinese as a competition, with pictures in history books and newspapers, often recalling only being full of sadness and anger toward the Japanese. At the time, the military kept records of where the killings were, the number of people killed, and how the Chinese were mistreated.
The two men were Xiang Jingmin, commander of the 3rd regiment and 3rd regiment of the 16th Division of the Japanese army invading China, and Yan Chinese Yan, commander of the 3rd regiment and 3rd regiment of the 16th division of the Japanese army invading China.
The game between the two was to kill 100 people first, and in the end they could not control their animal nature, began to slaughter wantonly, and were also very proud, the Japanese reporter reported on this matter, and the hateful thing was that the Japanese army at that time did not even have a cheer, and their reason for killing people in Nanjing was only "relaxing".
The two little devils then left China and went to the Pacific Theater to be captured by the United States. After Japan surrendered, it was sent home and then hidden by japan. But will their crimes be covered up? The Chinese justices of the International Tribunal for the Far East found them in their files and demanded the arrest of two people who had committed animal acts.
In the end, the two Japanese war criminals were arrested and extradited to China for trial. The verdict came down: Unfortunately, the two were executed at Yuhuatai in Nanjing, ending their sinful lives.