During World War II, the Japanese army launched a war to overthrow the mainland, and what it did on the mainland can be said to be heinous, and to this day, Japan still refuses to face this war, which makes us have a strong resistance to this country. We must know how much we have paid for this war, how many people have been displaced and lost their loved ones because of this war, and how many people have paid for their lives to resist the Japanese invasion.
In order to enable us to never forget the cruelty of the Japanese invasion, anti-Japanese dramas are often played on TV now, but it is still recommended that you watch some high-quality, it is best to watch a documentary, after all, the anti-Japanese drama will still affect IQ. From some good anti-Japanese dramas and documentaries, you can see the cruelty of the Japanese army, although there may be some exaggerations, but there are still many details that are realistic.
Just like the Japanese military flag, it is often seen that only a very few Japanese soldiers carry the Japanese flag on their bayonets, and most of them do not. Could it be that the position of Japanese soldier with a military flag is more special?
In fact, this guess may be because many scenes have also appeared, such as the Japanese officer's command room must hang a military flag, which may symbolize the height of the Japanese military flag. In fact, the Flag of the Japanese Army was awarded only to reinforcements and cavalry companies, and the more advanced combat units did not have this, mainly because of the large changes in the Japanese Wing combat units. As for why it is so important? Mainly when the wing was established, the flag was given by the emperor himself, which was equivalent to the emperor's "personal presence", and it was naturally necessary not to be harmed.
It is reasonable to say that such a precious flag for the Japanese army should be carefully protected in combat, but no, when the Japanese army is frustrated in the attack, it will also take out the flag as a signal to guide the attack, which is why some soldiers will appear on the bayonet of the Japanese flag, not because of their high status, their identity is only equivalent to the signal soldier, to be responsible for waving the flag to command the battle, but the real command is still the senior officer of the command, they will not raise the flag to command the charge.
Japanese soldiers have a strong belief in military flags, and various ceremonies come to worship the flags. They don't fix the flag, they think that the broken marks on the top are the most glorious marks of the battle, and this is the flag they trust the most. They can "crush" this banner for the sake of it, but they will never allow it to fall into the hands of their opponents. However, with japan's surrender, the flag was burned down, leaving only a replica of the Yasukuni Shrine in Japan. The fact that this flag has not been destroyed is actually thought-provoking.