Today, although the country is far from war, the people live in a relatively peaceful world, living a worry-free life. However, we still cannot forget those soldiers who once sacrificed themselves in the war, without their bloody struggle, how can we have today's happy life. Of course, the last thing we should forget is the various crimes committed by the Japanese in our territory, which are indignation. Fortunately, we finally won the war and drove the Japanese out of Chinese territory.
During the war, our country's soldiers have always adhered to the principle of leniency, even if they treat japanese prisoners, the Eighth Route Army still wants to be lenient, after education, they will still be sent back to their own country's territory unharmed. However, the Japanese army did not understand the painstaking intentions of the Eighth Route Army, and even claimed that its camp did not have enough space to house these prisoners. If our army must return the prisoners, it must return the command knives paid to the Japanese army.
In the face of the despicable excuses of the Japanese army, we can say that we are very speechless. It is simply maddening to even pay attention to the lives of his own compatriots, and to use this as an excuse to blackmail the Eighth Route Army. Japan has always been synonymous with rogues, who have the courage to start a war, but do not have the courage to take responsibility for their actions and try their best to destroy some evidence.
However, the Eighth Route Army could not have allowed the Japanese conspiracy to succeed. Even if Japan invests millions, it will not be easily shaken. The Japanese once carved nine words on a swinging knife, which is the eternal pain of our Chinese. This command knife belonged to the Japanese commander Matsui Ishigen, who was also the commander of the Nanjing Massacre, and allowed his men to burn and loot.
However, engraved on this one is the 9 distinct characters of "Nanjing killed 107 people in the Battle of Nanjing", which is more than a hundred living lives for Chinese, and the Japanese army is actually proud of this, and also engraves the battle record on the saber. This is an important piece of evidence of the Nanjing Massacre, and we will certainly not hand it over easily. Although Matsui Ishigen was eventually sentenced to death, we will always remember the atrocities of the Japanese army in future generations, learn from history, and make our motherland more powerful.