In 1973, the second year of the normalization of diplomatic relations between China and Japan, a group of Japanese guests were allowed to visit Kunming, a border city in China.The guests made an untimely request to the Revolutionary Committee of Yunnan Province at that time, hoping to allow them to sacrifice the bones of Japanese soldiers in western Yunnan.This request was of course rejected. It is said that all the Japanese burst into tears immediately. After 1979, more and more foreign tourists came to Yunnan, and they were allowed to visit and visit more places.But everything has a limit, and the opening limit is set in Dali City, more than 300 kilometers west of Kunming.It is surrounded by mountains and rivers, with picturesque scenery, and the ruins of the ancient kingdom of Nanzhao and the story of the five golden flowers are well-known at home and abroad, but Japanese tourists are all frowning.They look around all day long, not thinking about food and drink.The vast Cangshan Mountain is like a serious historical curtain blocking their sight.Before leaving, all the Japanese stood facing west and could not afford to kneel.

They also want to go to western Yunnan to worship the dead. The first time I heard about this, I was long puzzled by the obstinacy of the Japanese.I thought the war was long gone and history was but a wisp of smoke.The sky is warmly illuminated by the sun, and there are flowers and green grass everywhere on the ground. Why do those Japanese persist in searching for the lost history, let alone a history that is not glorious or glorious? I can't answer. To be precise, I couldn't answer it at the time.I believe that most of my current compatriots still cannot answer. This is one of the reasons why I have been constantly urging me to pay attention to history.