Yoshio Omiya

The anti-Japanese veteran married a Japanese female prisoner of war and lived in seclusion in Sichuan for decades, only to learn in his later years that his father-in-law was a business tycoon
Anti-Japanese Shizuko Omiya Sichuan Liu Yunda Yoshio Omiya
01-18
In 1945, the company commander married a Japanese female prisoner of war, and 30 years later, he had a hundred million family property, and the prisoner of war was the daughter of the richest man
Shizuko Omiya Yoshio Omiya Liu Yunda Joe Minggu Japanese government Mo Yuanhui
01-18
Sichuan veterans married Japanese female prisoners of war, spent decades in the countryside, and only discovered in their later years that their wives were Japanese nobles
Liu Yunda Sichuan Shizuko Omiya Chinese Expeditionary Force Yoshio Omiya
01-17
The anti-japanese war veteran married a japanese female prisoner of war, and after 35 years, he inherited tens of billions of assets, and he knew the true identity of his wife
Anti-War veterans Liu Yunda Japanese army Chinese Expeditionary Force Shizuko Omiya Yoshio Omiya
01-17
In 1945, the commander of a company of our army married a Japanese female prisoner of war, and 30 years later accidentally inherited hundreds of millions of family property
Shizuko Omiya Liu Yunda Yoshio Omiya
01-17
The soldiers of the Chinese Expeditionary Force married a Japanese female nurse, and 30 years later, the woman's father searched for and inherited hundreds of millions of family property
Japan_History Chinese Expeditionary Force Yoshio Omiya Shizuko Omiya Liu Yuanda
01-15
He could not bear to marry a Japanese female prisoner of war for a while, and 35 years later, he found that his wife was worth more than 100 million yuan, and her identity was not simple
Shizuko Omiya Liu Yunda Yoshio Omiya
01-09
In World War II, a beautiful Japanese nurse was captured, and this person did not want to kill her, protected her, and married her
World war ii Shizuko Omiya Japanese Liu Yunda Yoshio Omiya
12-31
Anti-Japanese veterans married Japanese female prisoners of war, lived in seclusion in Sichuan for decades, and found that their wives had tens of billions of assets in their later years
Anti-Japanese Liu Yunda Shizuko Omiya Sichuan Japanese army Yoshio Omiya
12-31
The expeditionary force general married a Japanese female prisoner, and 41 years later, the son received tens of billions of Japanese assets
Shizuko Omiya Japanese army Liu Yunda Chinese Expeditionary Force Mo Yuanhui Yoshio Omiya
12-24
Anti-Japanese veterans married Japanese female prisoners of war, lived in seclusion in the countryside for decades, and only learned in their later years that their wives had tens of billions of assets
Liu Yunda Anti-Japanese Shizuko Omiya Liu Chongyi Yoshio Omiya
12-13