We have the impression that women are often beautiful, gentle, and maternal, and that women seem to be more able to radiate the light of peace than men's belligerence and brutality. However, in Orwell's dystopian novel 1984, he describes in considerable ink a situation in which the never-before-seen "Big Brother" instilled totalitarian education in children and women. Women are considered loyal to the party and the state, in such a society, love and sex are not allowed, women have completely become a political symbol, and since then all human color and vivid beauty have been lost. This kind of thing happens not in the novel, but in reality, that is, Japan during World War II.
Everyone knows that the Japanese army burned and plundered during World War II, and they did no evil, they were connived by their superiors, so they committed many atrocities on the East Asian battlefield, but the Japanese women were more than they were, they were very supportive of their husbands and sons on the battlefield, and even hoped that they would die on the battlefield to serve the emperor, so that they could become the glory of the family, and there would be many pensions.
Japanese women are not only extremely cruel to their husbands, even their own children, because they are very fanatical about war, and even use their bodies as weapons to earn money to raise military funds for the country, and many Japanese women volunteer to serve Japanese soldiers in the military camp, and even some mothers send their 14-year-old daughters to the military camp, there is no trace of humanity.
At that time, there was a Japanese woman who asked her husband to join the army on her wedding night. And her husband, because of his relatively wealthy family and other reasons, is definitely reluctant to join the army. The woman, on her wedding night, committed suicide that night after serving her husband. When her husband saw his wife lying in a pool of blood in the morning, he was naturally very sad and determined to invade China. It can be seen that militarism has deeply melted into the bones and flesh of Japanese women. They have lost their basic humanity. All this was due to the education in Japan at that time, and the responsibility could not be completely pushed to them.
At the end of World War II, Japan was defeated and retreated, but Japanese women still believed in the emperor, when the United States decided to air raid Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan in order to force Japan to surrender, and dropped a large number of leaflets before dropping the atomic bomb, so that civilians had enough time to evacuate, but Japanese women not only did not retreat, but did not allow their families to escape, otherwise they felt that this was a betrayal of the emperor.