Chapter 27 Wildcat Hill Bombs Tokyo

I know that such a letter is completely unexpected to you.When you find such a yellowed envelope among the belongings of a lifelong indolent history teacher, you must assume it is a petty correspondence between me and a friend, or a letter to your prematurely deceased mother, A love letter that I didn't have time to send, or else, it's just a few insipid words I left you, just like the pedantic truths that I have said every day for the past twenty years.However this is not the case.This letter is about a past event, a past event that I originally hoped to be sealed in my memory forever, but on the day I received the notification of the diagnosis, I suddenly felt very frightened, afraid that my life would die too early, and this past event would be with me into fly ash.I made up my mind to write this letter and put it on the title page of the first volume of "The Complete History of the Chinese Anti-Japanese War".If some of you are as interested in history as I am—even if it’s just because of organizing my relics—open my bookcase, this book is waiting for you to read in the most conspicuous position on the first floor of the bookcase.After reading this letter, you will learn about a piece of history that no one knows about, a secret history buried deep and of great significance in the history of the Sino-Japanese War.At that time, I hope you will use your own knowledge, wisdom and personality to make a judgment and decide whether to make this history public.This choice has troubled me for nearly forty years, and now that I can finally unload the burden, this is the best comfort that death can give me.

Sorry for the hasty confession, the letter is long and messy.