Japan was an ambitious country bent on occupying all of Asia, but in the end they were defeated. At the end of World War II, the United States dropped two atomic bombs, forcing Japan to surrender, and Japanese soldiers in foreign countries were sent back to China one after another, but how did their wives greet them? Japanese Army: It is better to die on the front line!
The war is already very cruel, and it is not easy for soldiers to survive after the war. After all, countless people do not have such a fate, and it is a very happy thing to be able to go home alive to see their father's family. This is not the case in Japan, where soldiers who return home from defeat will not only not be warmly welcomed, but will also live in cynicism, and it is worse to live than to die.
The Japanese people are inherently lowly educated, coupled with being brainwashed by militarism, in their hearts, the Japanese army is invincible, so most people do not accept such a result. After these soldiers returned home, their mothers and wives would not give them a good look, and they also blamed their heads for the failure of the war and humiliated them in every way.
Other soldiers have returned home after their wives have remarried and their homes have been reduced to another ruin, and have been living a begging life ever since. Many soldiers, because they could not stand such treatment, chose to commit suicide and died, but such an ending is not worthy of sympathy, and they have ever thought of such an outcome in Killing ordinary people in China, which is also their retribution.