During World War II, the United States dropped two atomic bombs on Japanese territory, and the intense light waves of the atomic bomb explosion blinded thousands of people; the 1 billion-degree heat turned everything into ashes; the corpses of the Hiroshima atomic bomb were scattered across the field and rained to make some people slowly die in the next 20 years; and the fierce wind formed by the shock wave destroyed all the buildings.
You can see the wreckage of women and children that were burned down in one fell swoop. Further afield, although some people are lucky to be alive, they are not seriously burned, or their eyes are burned into two holes. Most of the casualties were children and women who had no fighting power, and as far as the situation was concerned, the Japanese women died unjustly.
In Asia, the Japanese invasion opened up several battlefields, which was a very large expense. However, militarism prevailed in Japan, and the Japanese people were willing to dedicate themselves to the Japanese army for free. At that time, there was a slogan in Japan that was very telling, "One less meal per person."
These Japanese women in Kyoto spontaneously raised military funds for the Japanese invasion of the outside world. They were also willing to go to the arsenal to sharpen their sabers, and several Japanese women sat together, holding the soldier's saber in their hands, sharpening the knife hard at the whetstone, while still boosting each other's morale, thinking that their men were doing great things for their country's territory, and they should support the soldiers to go out to fight more hard.
Some women see men not advancing and join the army themselves, disguised as spies to do damage everywhere. There is a special army in Japan, all of which are made up of female soldiers. Taking advantage of the advantages of women themselves, they break into the interior of the continent and invade the mainland land.
What is even more frightening is that there are still women who regard the lives of themselves and even their children as "tools" to serve the motherland, and this inhumane idea has been infused into women's minds since childhood.
At that time, japanese soldiers who were fighting also recruited "comfort women" from their own countries, and they found the name "comfort women" unpleasant. It was called the Women's Standup, but everyone involved knew what kind of role they were going to play in the army, and in this case, one of the women actually brought her daughter, who was only 14 years old.
After arriving in the army, in addition to serving the Japanese army with their bodies, the members of the women's standing team also had to endure high-intensity labor, 24 hours a day, except for 6 hours of rest, the remaining ten hours were all enslaved or ravaged by japan.
In order to invade China, the efforts made by Japanese women behind their backs are really "quite big".
At that time, there was a newlywed wife named Chiyoko Inoue, who had just been married to her husband for less than a month, and in order to make her husband's husband feel at ease to fight, he actually hanged himself so that his husband would not be worried and could not invade China properly. In the end, her husband, Inoue Kiyoshi, participated in the "Pingdingshan Massacre" and was the planner and perpetrator of the entire tragedy.
After World War II, there were even Japanese women who went to exchange with American soldiers for dinner, which is indeed Japan's sadness!