No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
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No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
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01. A Japanese soldier who was captured by the U.S. Army was being escorted away wearing a fig leaf with his hands raised
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
02. Three Japanese soldiers who were captured by the Japanese army, and the American army was pointing guns at them
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
03. The Japanese army is in silent mourning in the prisoner of war camp because the surrender of the Japanese army was announced at this time
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
04. Old photos of the late Qing Dynasty coloring: The picture shows several farmers working in the late Qing Dynasty
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
05. This is a main road in Baoding City, the buildings on both sides of the street are antique, and there are two deep ruts on the road, which can be glimpsed into the traffic on this street in the past.
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
06. Is this a prisoner, or a strong man who was forcibly captured?
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
07. Wang Zhen (second from right) promotes policy to Japanese prisoners, and the Japanese prisoners of war in the picture look cowardly!
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
08. Group portrait of Shanghai Tang Dancing Girls
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
09. It is a tool used to grind rice, and it was very useful in the countryside in those days. This tool is mostly used in the south, and it is rarely used in the north, or it is almost never used
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
10. In the washing of rice and vegetables in the water towns of the south of the Yangtze River, reform and opening up are coming to them.
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
11. Women watering the ground
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
12. There is a performance going on here, with the members of the band playing music, surrounded by local herders, most of whom are dressed in their own national costumes
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
13. Surrender site in Nanjing, China. The Chinese delegates sat behind the large table on the right, the Japanese delegates sat behind the small table on the left, and the long table in front of them were the representatives of the allies.
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
14. Shanghai (China), passers-by read a notice posted on the building of the People's Liberation Army. During the Civil War in 1949.
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
15. [Beijing Forbidden City] (November 1920 issue) The magnificent imperial city is enclosed in a rectangular palace wall, and the front gate in the picture is the outer gate of Tiananmen Square, which was called "Zhonghua Gate" during the Republic of China, and there is a thousand-step corridor between the back door and Tiananmen Square, which is the office of the central officials of the imperial court in the past.
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
16. April 12. 1972 Summer Palace
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
17. In 1985, boxing champion Ali
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
18. Heli Village (Wuxi)
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
19. Xinjiekou in 1993, when Xinjiekou already had an overpass.
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
20. Hongyan Village Revolutionary Memorial Hall
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21. Anping, 1938, city walls and gates. A county seat in central Hebei, where the headquarters of the guerrillas of the Eighth Route Army (Jizhong District) is located.
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
22. Stone watchtowers in Chudi
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
23. [Old Trees and New Flowers of Chinese Characters] (June 1927 issue) In order to solve the problem that Chinese characters are too complicated and not conducive to popularization, scholars have developed a much simpler set of "Chinese phonetic symbols" using Chinese character strokes.
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
24. War criminal Tanaka Gunyoshi
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
25. Fish-shaped mine warehouse in the Torpedo Bureau
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
26. 1880 外滩和靠岸的轮船
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
27. Children in the Temple
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
28. Taihe Town Archway
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
29. August 24, 1907, Lingbao County, Hanguguan
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
30. Commander Chen Manyuan authorized the Associated Press to photograph that the guerrillas of the Eighth Route Army were preparing a large-scale attack on the front line of the railway to commemorate the Lugou Bridge War of Resistance. This is a night of combat units and their machine guns.
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
31. The monk was arrested for committing an offence
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
32. The Yunrui Fang in this photograph was rebuilt during the Kangxi reign (1688) and is located at the north entrance of the intersection of Guanghua Street and Weiyuan Street in the middle of Zhengyi Road and Guanghua Street and Weiyuan Street in Kunming. It was destroyed in the bombing of Kunming by the Japanese in 1941, and now it no longer exists.
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
33. In 1954, Marilyn Monroe was invited to the Korean Labor Army to perform for the U.S. Army.
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
34. In 1927, an elderly man stood on the body of a teenager and performed acrobatics. The young man followed the master to perform on the street at a young age, which shows the difficulties of the old society
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
35. The concubine of the dignitary's family rides a bicycle
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
36. In 1900, a young black woman posed with a group of peanuts picked and looked at the piles of peanuts behind her.
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
37. In the winter, I can only go out in rags
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
38. The women read word by word with the teacher
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
39. After the Eighth Route Army finished training, they sat on the playground to rest. In front of them was a wooden barrel containing the thirst-quenching tea that the common people had brewed for them. The warriors picked up the bowl and drank it in their mouths, sweet in their hearts. Yes, with the support of thousands of ordinary people, the Eighth Route Army will definitely be able to defeat all enemies.
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
40. Information: A person's name falls on the top of the mountain named Sun, which means: The name falls behind the bottom of the list Sun Mountain, which is a metaphor for not being admitted to the examination or selection.
No wonder the Japanese are afraid of the United States, just look at these photos
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