Mihoko

What do you do when you see an abandoned Japanese girl during the War of Resistance? The Chinese soldiers are admirable
Sino-Japanese War Nie Rongzhen Japanese army Mihoko
01-17
Nie Rongzhen saved the enemy's children, and since then has had a "Japanese daughter", and they will meet in China forty years later
Nie Rongzhen Mihoko Japanese
01-17
In 1992, Nie Rongzhen became seriously ill and instructed his daughter Nie Li: You must go to Japan to see your sister
Nie Rongzhen Nie Li Yang Zhongshan Mihoko Japanese army
01-13
In 1980, a Japanese woman came to Beijing to find Nie Shuai, calling her Nie Shuai's daughter, who is she?
Nie Rongzhen Mihoko Sino-Japanese War Japanese Battle of the Hundred Regiments
01-12
In the Hundred Regiments War, Nie Rongzhen saved the Japanese child and brought the whole family to China 40 years later
Nie Rongzhen Battle of the Hundred Regiments Mihoko Kiyotoshi Kato Shane Yang Zhongshan
01-10
In 1980, a Japanese girl came to China to look for relatives and claimed that her father was a founding marshal
Marshal Nie Japan_History Mihoko Founding
01-10
Nie Rongzhen died in 1992, and before dying, he instructed his daughter Nie Li: There is a chance to go to Japan to see her "sister"
Nie Rongzhen Mihoko Yang Zhongshan Nie Li Lai Qingyao Jingxing Coal Mine
01-04
In 1980, a Japanese mother came to China and asked to see the marshal: he was my father
Japan_History Nie Rongzhen Japanese army Mihoko
01-03
In 1980, a Japanese woman came to Beijing to look for relatives, why did she call Nie Rongzhen her father?
Nie Rongzhen Japan_History Mihoko Japanese army
01-01
In 1980, a Japanese woman came to Beijing to find Nie Shuai, met and called Nie Shuai "father"
Nie Rongzhen Sino-Japanese War North Korea_History Sino-Japanese War The war of aggression against China Mihoko
12-28
What would you do if you picked up 2 Japanese girls during the War of Resistance? Veterans acted in silence in Japan
Sino-Japanese War Jingxing Coal Mine Nie Shuai warrior child Mihoko
12-15
In 1980, when a Japanese woman visited China, she actually called Nie Rongzhen her father
Nie Rongzhen Mihoko Sino-Japanese War Japanese army warrior
12-13