Most people have a bad impression of Japan, they do
The series of operations to change the content of textbooks and deny history show that the Japanese government has no serious attitude toward history, or even disregarded it, but who will forget what happened?
There are still four kneeling Japanese soldier stone sculptures in the national cemetery in Tengchong, Yunnan, and when Japan proposed demolition, China's three well-founded conditions were rejected.
A humiliating past
It is hard to imagine how the invaders of that year could have committed such a terrible act.
A group of laughing Japanese soldiers forcibly placed a grenade in the crying baby clothes, and as the bomb was triggered, the crying suddenly stopped with the soldiers' laughter.
For every Chinese who has seen such a picture, it is a scene that stings the nerves. Is this a rare phenomenon? No, such human tragedies were common in China at that time.
For 5,000 years, the Chinese nation has always believed that where there is oppression, there will be resistance, and under such a cruel and inhumane aggression, it will inevitably cause a group of people who will defend their homeland even if they sacrifice their own flesh and blood to rise up to resist.
Today, in the cemetery of national martyrdom in Tengchong, Yunnan, on the mainland, a group of heroic soldiers who fought for the country are sleeping, accompanied by Japanese soldiers who died under their guns.
We will not be kind enough to build cemeteries for the sake of this enemy who has invaded our homeland,
Rather, let the flesh of these invaders sleep under this land where their crimes are recorded, and make them repent at all times.
In that year, General Li Gen followed the practice of Yue Wangmiao,
Four statues of Japanese soldiers kneeling on the ground were built. The statues of these four Japanese soldiers are engraved with their identities, including the title of general who leads the soldiers, and there are also ordinary soldiers.
This is done to give the world the evidence that history can never be denied.
After the end of the war, Chinese gradually opened his mind to embrace the world.
As long as we are foreign friends who show a friendly attitude toward our countrymen, we are willing to accept and welcome them, and there is no shortage of Japanese friends among them, and the people represented by the Japanese writer Haruki Murakami are our guests, however
However, the attitude of the Japanese government makes us very angry.
indifferent
After the end of World War II, the four statues of Japanese soldiers in the Tengchong Cemetery in Yunnan Attracted the attention of the Japanese government, which repeatedly demanded that China remove the statues of Japanese soldiers.
For this demand, the Chinese officials said that they could dismantle it, but they must agree to three conditions, but the Japanese refused to respond to these three conditions.
Behind the four Japanese soldiers kneeling in the Tengchong Cemetery in Yunnan was a very brutal battle, and the heroes of the National Martyrs Cemetery were all sacrificed in the Tengchong Battle of that year.
At that time, our army was not equipped with the equipment of the enemy Japanese, but even so,
Our soldiers remain stubborn and need to win this war at all costs.
In the end, the Battle of Tengchong ended with the victory of our soldiers, but in order to be able to defend the country, our army paid a great price, and that terrible battle sacrificed countless lives.
General Li Gengen, who commanded the Battle of Tengchong, decided to build a martyrs' cemetery in order to be able to give the countless brothers who died after the war a place of respite, but what should be done with the bodies of the Japanese soldiers?
The real problem is that in addition to appeasing the heroic souls of our soldiers, there are also a large number of Japanese soldiers who need to be disposed of.
However, in the spirit of humanitarianism, it is still necessary to help bury the bodies of Japanese soldiers, and this practice cannot be explained to the public.
Under the entanglement of the two sides, General Li Gen thought of Qin Juniper, who was kneeling in front of the Yue Wang Temple, and following this practice, there were four kneeling Japanese soldiers.
If it weren't for this idea, the local people wouldn't have been willing to help these Japanese soldiers dispose of the bodies, and these are the four
The origin of the kneeling Japanese soldier statue.
Today, Japan is demanding the removal of the statues, and in the face of the Japanese side's request for demolition, the Chinese side has given three demands.
The first condition is for Japan to revise the distorted historical content in its textbooks, the second demand is that Japan must demolish a place, and the last demand is that Japan publicly apologize to China for its actions in World War II.
Each of the three demands is by no means excessive, but what is the attitude of the Japanese government? Apathy.
Over the years, Japan has made many efforts to get China to remove four statues on its knees, but the Japanese side has shown no expression of what it should do.
China naturally also has the right to keep four kneeling statues to remind its children and grandchildren that they will never forget history.
Call people who can't wake up and pretend to be asleep
Dare to ask three requirements, which one is excessive? Germany, which was also an aggressor country at that time, could not afford to kneel in the face of the crimes it had committed
。 Although the blood of history has produced scars that can never be forgotten in the hearts of the people of a country, time has passed, and in the face of such a country that faces up to its mistakes, we choose to coexist peacefully and create a better future.
On the other hand, after Japan's various acts of bestiality against China, its initiators have not expressed any expression.
Can the act of covering one's ears and stealing bells erase one's memory of history? This is clearly not possible.
Today's Japan seems to hold an attitude that a dead pig is not afraid of boiling hot water, and once this history of war is mentioned, the Japanese government will choose an attitude of indifference or cold treatment, as if it does not exist without mentioning this history.
However, after that war, those who survived will never forget the experience that was a nightmare for them.
Don't think that time can wipe out everything, for Chinese, we do not forget that history is not to provoke wars, but to be able to move forward better.
What about Japan? How can a country that pretends to be asleep and refuses to wake up in a lie be forgiven by others?