Talk about the Japanese cemetery in Fangzheng County, Heilongjiang Province Chinese the kindness and broad-mindedness of the people

In the southeast of the county seat of Fangzheng County in Heilongjiang Province, there is a Fortress Mountain, and at the northern foot of Fortress Mountain there is a "Japanese Cemetery in the Founder Area".

This "Japanese Cemetery in the Founder Area" fully demonstrates the simple, kind, peace-loving Chinese people's broad mind regardless of previous suspicions.

After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan, the surviving Japanese militarists disregarded the lives of the people and left behind more than 10,000 "pioneer regiments" in Fangzheng County, Heilongjiang Province. In the cold winter, these Japanese people did not have enough to eat and wear warm clothes, resulting in many of them freezing to death, many of them starving to death, many people dying of disease, and many people committing suicide in desperation... More than 5,000 people died.

At that time, the people's government of Fangzheng County, Heilongjiang Province, in line with the principle of humanitarianism, actively organized the people to gather the corpses scattered in villages, hillsides, and ditches and do incineration...

At the same time, the good-natured Chinese people also shouldered the heavy responsibility of raising thousands of Japanese orphans who had lost their loved ones.

In 1963, Premier Zhou Enlai personally gave instructions to establish the "Japanese Cemetery in Fangzheng Area" in Fangzheng County, Heilongjiang Province.

In recent years, Japanese militarism has risen. The likes of Shinzo Abe, Yoshihide Suga, and Fumio Kishida did not care about the feelings of the Chinese people, did not reflect on the profound disasters they had brought to the Chinese people, did not reflect on the fact that Japanese militarism was acting in violation of the law and was duplicitous on the issue of "Sino-Japanese friendship," actively expanded armaments, actively developed military strength, and actively flaunted force.

War is cruel, war is bloody ...

Don't forget the teacher of the past!