In the long history of China, the mutual relations between China and Japan have suffered many twists and turns. Japan was a small island country with few land, and thousands of years ago coveted the rich mainland, and from the time of the Wokou era to the early 20th century of aggression, Japan's wolf ambition has never changed.
Since the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Japan, shortly after escaping the barbaric state, began to act of aggression against China, the earliest of which can be traced back to the Wokou era. Seemingly a group of Japanese pirates, the Wakou actually reveal the shadows of Japanese celebrities, who threaten the southeast coast of China. In order to defend its territory, the Ming Dynasty had to send reinforcements to repel the invasion of the Wokou.
In the 19th century, Japan took the lead in carrying out the Meiji Restoration, becoming the first emerging industrial country in Asia, and gradually growing in military terms, but the Qing Dynasty at that time was still closed to the country, dreaming of a heavenly kingdom. The Japanese army, which was quickly armed by modernization, began to do its best to gamble on the national fortune and the Great Qing War, just as the so-called "the imperial kingdom rises and falls, all in this battle", I have to say that the Japanese who were burned red by the gambler's mentality gambled correctly, they were against the Empress Dowager Cixi, who was bent on asking for peace and peace, and in the Sino-Japanese War of 1894, in the case of equipment and gross tonnage were inferior, the Japanese navy almost completely defeated the 1st Asian fleet at that time - the Beiyang Naval Division.
The collapse of the Beiyang Fleet frightened Empress Dowager Cixi, who was already weak in war, and hurriedly began to compensate a large amount of silver, even if she emptied the already stretched treasury. Japan invaded the Chinese islands and forcibly occupied Lushunkou and Dalian Bay. The villains couldn't look past the ambitious Tsarist Russia in the northeast, and entangled Germany, France and other countries to intervene and return Liao, so that the Liaodong Peninsula could return to the embrace of the motherland.
In the 20th century, Japan still did not abandon its aggressive plans. In 1900, during the invasion of China by the Eight-Power Alliance, Japan continued to send troops and controlled northern China. Immediately afterwards, they competed with Russia for the northeast region, and the Japanese full of gambler's mentality repeated their old tricks, and once again gambled on the national fortune and Tsarist Russia to fight in the northeast, such a mad dog posture caught Tsarist Russia off guard, after calculating the cost of the war, Tsarist Russia gave up part of its rights and interests in the Far East and allowed Japan to seize Sakhalin Island and the Liaodong Peninsula.
Since then, Japan has finally achieved a century-old traceability, successfully established roots in the northeast region, began to build railroads, opened schools, assimilated the occupied areas, and plundered China's resources. Fortunately, there was a Zhang Zuolin in northeast China at that time, although it was difficult to escape the habits of the old warlords, but he was extremely tough in diplomacy, and it was difficult for the Japanese to get cheap in front of Zhang Dashuai, but they were deceived by Zhang Zuolin and lost a lot of silver, and Mukden was also built by Zhang Zuolin like an iron barrel.
In 1928, they planned the "Huanggutun Incident," which killed China's Zhang Zuolin, and took advantage of the chaos in the northeast to attack Jinan, and brutally slaughtered more than 5,000 Chinese soldiers and civilians, creating the Jinan Massacre.
Invaded the three northeastern provinces and invaded for 14 years
In 1931, under the pretext of the disappearance of a soldier, Japan officially invaded the three northeastern provinces of China, and the young marshal Zhang Xueliang lingered in the tobacco hall all day, without the courage of his father, and the 100,000 Northeast Army almost did not fire a shot, and withdrew to Guanxi in embarrassment, leaving only a few troops such as Ma Zhanshan to deal with the Japanese army in the local area, and the 14-year large-scale invasion began.
The Japanese army wantonly slaughtered, plundered, bombed and burned inside China. According to statistics, during the War of Resistance Against Japan, the Japanese army killed more than 35 million Chinese soldiers and civilians. Although the Japanese army has advanced equipment, it can not change the essence without a foundation, after the outbreak of the all-out war of resistance, the whole people of China resisted the war, inch by inch of mountains and rivers and every inch of blood, step by step pulled the Japanese army into the quagmire of war. Japan's devastation in the early days of the war disappeared, and it was slowly consumed by our military and civilian generals in the tug-of-war, and defeat was a foregone conclusion!
Japan's surrender and unfulfilled wishes
On August 15, 1945, with the surrender of Japan, the Japanese troops stationed in China withdrew one after another, and the land of China finally ended its years-long nightmare. But what is less known is that the evacuation of Japan was not complete, and the 100,000 Japanese women who came to northeast China with the army during the war were not among the evacuations. The Japanese ruthlessly abandoned them on the land of China. This is deeply outrageous and makes people wonder, are these women being sacrificed as political tools.
Yes, these women were the political tools used by the invaders to assimilate the Chinese nation, and these women were regarded as production tools by the Japanese military, and their only purpose in coming to China was to combine with Chinese men, give birth to offspring of Japanese blood, and contribute to the construction of the so-called Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere. It's just that the speed of Japan's defeat is too fast, and before the assimilation plan can bear fruit, the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere has become yesterday's flowers.
Not only the people, but even the then puppet Manchukuo emperor Puyi was forced to marry the Japanese imperial princess as a symbol of the common prosperity of Japan and Manchuria. It's just that Puyi was very tough at that time, and after many unsuccessful efforts on the Japanese side, he had to retreat and give the Japanese noble woman Saga Haoxu to Prince Pujie.
After the end of the war, the emperor hastily withdrew from the Kwantung Army in northeast China, how can he care about these women who were once willing to sacrifice their lives for the emperor? Except for some noble women with status who returned to Japan, most ordinary people were abandoned in China. At first, Chinese people were hostile to these women, but over time, they were gradually accepted. Many Japanese women marry and have children with the locals and consider China their home.
This is also a shame that Japan cannot put on the table; Although Sino-Japanese relations were restored after the war, the stories of these women were little known and became a topic that Japan deliberately avoided! It's not to forget, but to really have no face to say!