Chapter 6 Pain of the Five Kingdoms

Sixty years ago, the U.S. dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki to end the war.The Japanese people firmly remember the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, built an atomic bomb museum, and hold grand memorial ceremonies every year at the places where the atomic bombs occurred.However, Japanese officials and civilians are committed to collecting and preserving detailed information on every Japanese atomic bomb victim, but they are unwilling to acknowledge the atrocities and massacres committed by the Japanese army in various Asian countries. The Japanese often say: "Does the world still remember Hiroshima?" This question itself is problematic.From the nature of the problem,

It should be "Does the world remember the Nanking Massacre?" "Does it remember the tens of millions of Asians who became victims of war?" The atomic bomb explosion in the Hiroshima area can be described as "causes must have effects."The Fifth Division of the Japanese Army organized in the Hiroshima area participated in all wars of aggression against China from the Sino-Japanese War, the Eight-Power Allied Forces, the Russo-Japanese War to the full-scale invasion of China.During the Sino-Japanese War, Hiroshima was the temporary capital of Japan, where the emperor personally commanded the frontline war.During World War II, the Hiroshima area was filled with naval bases and military-industrial complexes.Perhaps for this reason, the United States dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima.

So, what about Nanjing?Nanjing Hegu?Who are the more than 300,000 victims in Nanjing?The historical data continuously discovered after the war proved that the Japanese atrocities ran through the entire war period in time, and spread everywhere the Japanese army's iron hooves went in space.Therefore, we can expand the concept of the "Nanjing Massacre", and what the Japanese army implemented were the "Chinese Massacre" and the "Asian Massacre". Mei Ruao, who served as a Chinese judge of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East after the war, believed that the massacre by the Japanese army in Nanjing was worse than the Auschwitz massacre.

The Auschwitz massacre was a planned and systematic massacre in accordance with the racial hatred policy of the Nazis and the direct orders of the Hitler government, and the massacre was carried out with one method (poison gas); while the Nanjing massacre was carried out under the command of the governor. Under the indulgence and connivance, the Japanese beast army did whatever they wanted, indiscriminately and indiscriminately. In Auschwitz, the notorious "murder factory", all the massacres were sent to the gas chamber in batches and collectively, and killed in minutes or seconds with fire and poisonous gas.The Nanjing Massacre, in addition to the collective massacre, was mostly carried out by the Japanese beast army individually or in groups at any time.Before killing, most of them are insulted, abused, robbed, beaten, played with or raped.The massacre by the German army was pure massacre, while the massacre by the Japanese army was combined with rape, robbery, arson and other atrocities. The massacre was done in a variety of ways and without exception, and its degree of brutality was rarely seen in the world.

More than 300,000 people died in the Nanjing Massacre, far exceeding the total number of civilian deaths in some European countries during World War II.On the European battlefield, Britain lost 60,000 civilians, France lost 100,000 civilians, and Belgium lost 100,000 civilians. The total number of civilian deaths in the three countries is not comparable to the Nanjing Massacre.If all the victims of the Nanjing Massacre were held hand in hand, the length could stretch from Nanjing to Suzhou, and the extended distance would be two hundred miles long.The blood on the body of the victims weighed 1,200 tons, and the corpses could fill 2,500 train cars.

This is a war that breaks through all the rules of human civilization and international conventions.Japan carried out chemical warfare and germ warfare on Chinese soil on a large scale, which is unprecedented in the history of world wars. In 1936, Emperor Hirohito of Japan decided to establish a bacterial experiment base in China, and affixed the royal seal and autographed the imperial edict.This is the "731" unit of the Japanese Kwantung Army. The "731" unit is the largest and most staffed bacteria and poisonous gas test base established by the Japanese army in China.From 1940 to 1945 alone, more than 3,000 people were killed by the "731" troops as test subjects.The chemical and bacterial weapons tested and produced by troops at seven Japanese military bases including "731" caused no less than two million Chinese military and civilian victims.

The "731" unit can be called a hell on earth.Vivisection experiments are often performed here, and babies are even taken from pregnant women as specimens.Professor Ishikawa Yumaru of Kanazawa Medical University alone dissected fifty-seven living people, claiming to have created a world record for vivisection. In the severe winter, the Japanese army tied the prisoners overnight in the field at minus 20 degrees Celsius, causing their hands and feet to be frozen, their muscles rotting, and their bones exposed.The Japanese army sent people into a sealed room for air pressure tests. The people who were tested had protruding eyeballs, bleeding from the mouth and nose, and died in extreme pain.Japanese military doctors even drew out human blood, and then injected animal blood into the human body to observe the process of human death.

There is also a contingent of more than 100 young soldiers in the "731" unit.These so-called "trainee technicians" were recruited here just after graduating from high school.Ishii Shiro personally led the training of the young soldiers. In just a few weeks, these children transformed into murderous demon kings. The Japanese writer Seiichi Morimura described the "July 31" troops as "the satiation of the devil", and he commented: "The 'July 31' troops themselves are fruitless flowers blooming crazily on the soil of aggressive wars It is a tyrannical medical research institution synthesized through the medium of Shiro Ishii, a leader with a special personality."

During World War II, the Japanese army produced a total of more than 7 million rounds of gas bombs and more than 7,400 tons of chemical weapons. Most of these gas bombs were used on the Chinese battlefield.There is a base in Japan that specializes in the production of chemical weapons, and that is Okunoshima, the "Island of Devils" that once disappeared from the map.Due to confidentiality reasons, the existence of Okunoshima was not marked on the Japanese map at that time. Okunoshima, which used to produce chemical weapons, has now become a national resort.Under the bright sunshine of the Seto Inland Sea, Okunoshima is like a beautiful pearl.This is an island of tranquility, an island of serenity.Few of the family-friendly tourists here today know the history of its "Island of the Devil."Few people know that the emperor's army once built a hell on earth in this heavenly place.

In 1929, Emperor Showa of Japan personally ordered the construction of a secret chemical weapons production base on Okunoshima.The reason for choosing the location here is that Okuno Island is very close to Honshu Island, and it only takes more than ten minutes by boat, which is convenient for contact and transportation.At the same time, there are very few original residents on the island, which is convenient for them to migrate.Little did the Emperor realize that he was sullying beauty and goodness with ugliness and filth. During the war, Okunoshima had a huge poison gas production line, power plant, storage base and other ancillary facilities.the island

The number of soldiers and workers reached more than 6,700 at the peak.The poisonous gas factories here produced a total of more than 6,600 tons of poisonous gas, and more than 3,600 tons were put into use, almost all of which were used on the Chinese battlefield. In World War I, both the Allies and the Entente used poison gas, resulting in heavy casualties.Since then, countries have signed the Geneva Convention, promising not to use poisonous gas.But in World War II, only the Japanese army used poison gas on a large scale in China and Southeast Asia.The Japanese army used chemical weapons on a large scale in many battles in Shanxi, Wuhan, Nanchang, and Changsha.According to incomplete statistics, the Japanese army used poison gas on Chinese soldiers and civilians more than 2,000 times. The locations of the poisoning spread to 18 provinces and regions, causing more than 80,000 deaths. In the Okunoshima Gas Bomb Museum, there are several production equipment and gas bomb products from that year.Among them are several photos of Japanese troops fighting in places such as Shanghai and Shanxi, and the soldiers are all wearing gas masks.This is ironclad evidence of the use of chemical weapons by the Japanese army.However, some shameless Japanese right-leaning scholars slandered that it was because the Chinese army was using chemical weapons that the Japanese had to wear gas masks.In fact, China did not have the capability to develop and produce chemical weapons at that time. On May 10, 1938, at the 101st General Assembly of the League of Nations, Gu Weijun, a representative of the Nationalist Government, submitted a list of the generals of the Japanese troops who used poison gas to expose the crimes of the Japanese army using poison gas.In July 1941, U.S. President Roosevelt issued a statement warning: "If Japan continues to use this inhumane weapon of war in China or other allies, our government will regard this act as targeting the United States and give the same penalty. And fully retaliate." At this point, the Japanese army's poison gas warfare has been restrained. Japanese scholar Keiichi Eguchi called Japan’s war of aggression against China the “Japan-China Opium War.” He exposed the fact that Japanese imperialism used opium to poison the Chinese people as a “state crime.”From 1939 to 1942, the Mongolian regime controlled by Japan alone produced enough opium for 800,000 people to smoke for a year, and these drugs were imported in large quantities into Shanghai and North China. Japan's opium policy was mastered, filed, and led by the Xingya Institute and later the Greater East Asia Province. It was implemented as a national policy in a planned way. It violated international treaties and China's domestic laws, and also undermined China's efforts to ban smoking.This is the largest war crime committed by the Japanese state, it is an inhumane act, and it shows how dirty Japan's war against China is. On June 27, 1938, the "New York Times" published an editorial on the discussion of the opium issue by the League of Nations, saying: "In the Japanese-occupied areas of China, the poppy fields are now blooming, which shows that Japan is using force and anesthesia. Japan was the chief opium dispenser in the world for a decade, and now it is distributing this poison in China to corrupt the hearts of the people." On December 26, 1938, Chiang Kai-shek, Chairman of the Nationalist Government, refuted Japanese Prime Minister Konoe Fumimaro’s statement on a new order in East Asia and pointed out: “When Chinese people mention Japan, they will think of its secret service agencies and Rogues who do evil will think of selling opium, selling morphine, making white flour, selling heroin, gambling and prostitution, smuggling arms, helping bandits, raising hooligans, making traitors, everything that disturbs our order, destroys our people's morality, poisons bandits conspiracy." The comfort women system of the Japanese army is an inhumane system in all wars since modern times.The so-called comfort women system is a system in which the Japanese military legalized, institutionalized, and justified rape. The United Nations calls it "Japan's wartime sexual slavery system."To this day, the Japanese government has been unwilling to face up to this period of history. Some Japanese politicians openly declared: "The comfort women are purely private commercial activities, and the Japanese government has no responsibility." Japanese courts are indifferent to the lawsuits of the surviving comfort women and delays have been condemned by righteous people around the globe. After more than half a century of ups and downs, there are very few comfort women left in the world, and it is urgent to find comfort women and obtain evidence from them.Su Zhiliang, a professor of the history department of Shanghai Normal University, has revealed to the world the tragic scenes of Chinese comfort women with the national pride of the Chinese people and the sense of responsibility of a historian, with broad sympathy and rigorous academic attitude.In eight years, Su Zhiliang traveled to more than a dozen provinces and autonomous regions, spent tens of thousands of yuan in his savings, and obtained two volumes of investigation and research, "Research on Comfort Women" and "Sex Slaves of the Japanese Army--The Truth About China's "Comfort Women"". In recent years, comfort women memorial halls have been established in South Korea, Taiwan and other places, but there is still no fixed comfort women memorial site in mainland China. Shanghai was once the city where the Japanese army first set up comfort stations and the comfort women system was most perfect.The "Dayi Salon" at Lane 125, Dongbaoxing Road, Shanghai was the earliest special comfort station designated by the Japanese Navy.From 1932 to 1945, it was not only the world's first comfort station, but also the longest-running Japanese military comfort station in the world. At present, although the "Dayi Salon" is listed as a reserved building by the planning department, it may still be demolished because it is located close to the rail transit construction area.In the upsurge of urban development, the protection of cultural relics, especially such relics with great historical significance, should be valued by the government and the public. "Comfort women" is actually an inaccurate term.During the war, although a larger number of women were not included in the comfort women system, they were still inhumanly humiliated and tortured by the Japanese army.If a more accurate term is used, they are all "victims of sexual violence by the Japanese army."Wherever the Japanese army went, there were tragic victims of sexual violence everywhere.According to incomplete statistics, the number of victims of sexual violence by the Japanese military in China and Southeast Asia is as many as several million. Ban Zhongyi, a scholar studying in Japan, inadvertently came into contact with historical materials of victims of sexual violence, and since then devoted most of his time, energy and money to aiding survivors.Ban Zhongyi traveled all over the Great Wall, north and south, and sent every fund raised to the hands of old mothers who were still crying in the cold wind and rain. The atrocities, massacres, and plunders of the Japanese army went hand in hand. The Hong Kong military ticket incident is a prominent manifestation of the Japanese army's plundering of China's wealth.On December 25, 1941, the Japanese army captured Hong Kong, and the people of Hong Kong called this day "Black Christmas".thereafter The Japanese army ruled Hong Kong for three years and eight months, and this period of history has become the most terrifying period of catastrophe in Hong Kong. The Japanese army implemented military police politics and population evacuation policies in Hong Kong, which caused a sharp decline in the population.In 1941, Hong Kong's population totaled over 1.6 million, but by the autumn of 1945 it had dropped to less than 600,000.In the name of evacuating the population, the Japanese army used boats to load citizens out of the open sea to shoot and kill them, and forced Ruff on the street to work hard on Hainan Island until he died. The Japanese army used coercive means in Hong Kong to issue Japanese currency and military hand tickets, making it the only legal tender.Even at the end of the war when the defeat was set, in order to use military tickets to raise more war materials, the Japanese occupation authorities still issued military tickets indiscriminately.In the autumn of 1945, the Japanese army withdrew from Hong Kong and "just walked away". So far, they have not apologized to the people of Hong Kong, nor have they honored the military ticket of that year. On September 17, 1967, some Hong Kong citizens registered as a group at the Hong Kong Executive Office and formally established the "Hong Kong Claims Association".From 1972 onwards, the total denomination of registered military tickets is 516.8 million yen.This is just a drop in the ocean of the total amount of military tickets issued by the Japanese army in Hong Kong that year. From the government property of the Chinese Nationalist Government to the family property of every ordinary resident in the enemy-occupied areas, from the railways, grain, and timber that are visible above the ground to the coal, iron, gold and other mineral resources that are invisible underground, from the archives of government agencies From documents to the skulls of Australopithecus in Zhoukoudian, Beijing, from the forced labor regarded as "living wealth" to the comfort women regarded as "sex slaves", the Japanese occupying forces fully involved and plundered wildly. According to the "Wartime Cultural Relics Loss Catalog" and "Cultural Relics Loss Quantity Evaluation Table" compiled by the Ministry of Education of the Nationalist Government, the cultural relics looted and destroyed in China during the war include books, calligraphy and paintings, rubbings, ancient objects, There are 3.6 million pieces and 1,870 boxes of instruments, specimens, maps, artworks, miscellaneous items, etc., and 741 historic sites. After the fall of Nanjing, the Japanese army set up a special command department, organized 330 special agents, more than 400 soldiers, and 830 coolies, and used ten trucks to search for books and cultural relics in the Nanjing area for more than three months. Planned, large-scale looting.The Japanese army robbed more than 3,000 boxes of precious cultural relics that had not yet been moved from the Forbidden City to Shanghai, plundered 1,052 boxes of books, materials and specimens from the Academia Sinica, and also took away ancient books and precious documents from Jinling Women's University. More than 1,700 volumes. The Japanese army also wantonly plundered cultural relics and documents collected by Nanjing folks.Among them, at the home of Shi Yunxuan, a famous Chinese medicine doctor and poet at No. 50 Dashiba Street, Nanjing, four boxes of precious books and more than 2,000 pieces of antique calligraphy and paintings were looted.The nationally famous Ding family's "Eight Thousand Juan Building" library was also almost ransacked. After the end of World War II, Germany successively returned all kinds of precious works of art looted by the Nazis in various European countries.However, to this day, Japan still refuses to return many artworks and cultural relics looted in China. During the Anti-Japanese War, the total number of laborers captured by the Japanese army in China exceeded 10 million, and more than 2 million people were tortured to death in the Northeast alone.Japanese historian Shangye pointed out in "The Tombstone of Jihad" that this is "the darkest page in Japanese history." After the outbreak of the Pacific War, the Hideki Tojo Cabinet made the "Decision on the Importation of Chinese Labor into Japan" on November 27, 1942 in order to solve the problem of domestic labor shortage.Following the defeat in the war, the "Decision to Promote the Importation of Chinese Laborers into Japan" was made again on February 28, 1944.According to the "Report on the Looting of Chinese People", from April 1943 to May 1945 alone, Japan kidnapped 169 batches of laborers from all over China, totaling 41,000. Seven hundred and sixty-two people.2,823 died before boarding the ship due to starvation, disease, and ill-treatment. After nearly half a century of struggle, in November 2000, the "Hanaoka Incident" lawsuit finally came to an end.This claim is the first lawsuit filed by China and a victimized Asian country against Japan after the war. During World War II, the Japanese invaders kidnapped Chinese people and sent them to Japan as laborers. 986 of them were arrested and sent to Hanaoka Nakayama Ryu Concentration Camp in Akita Prefecture, Japan, to work hard for the "Kashima Group".Due to the cruel treatment by the Japanese authorities, in less than a year, 418 of these laborers died, and an average of one person was killed in less than two days. On June 30, 1945, hundreds of Chinese laborers, facing death, staged a riot.They were brutally rounded up and suppressed by more than 20,000 executioners including local gendarmerie, police, and township military associations.The captured laborers were forced to kneel on the gravel for three days and three nights without food or drink, and many of them died on the spot.Two months after the riot, Japan was defeated and surrendered, but the Akita County District Court still sentenced laborers who participated in the riot to death in accordance with the pre-war law. Uchiyama Kanzo, a famous Japanese person, wrote in the preface "Iron Evidence of Confession" in the book "Hanaoka Massacre": "As soon as I hear about the Hanaoka Massacre, I feel suffocating pain. Call it brutal, say it Is it shameless? Even if it is a time of war, should such things happen in the world? And when I think that this is done by my compatriots, I will not only be ashamed and remorseful, but also weep." In 1895, the Qing government was forced to cede the treasure island of Taiwan to Japan, and Taiwan became a Japanese colony for half a century.Since modern times, the Taiwan issue has become China's greatest national mourning and nostalgia. After Japan occupied Taiwan, it established police politics and cooperated with the implementation of the Baojia system to achieve the so-called "law and order and peace".The Japanese army also used modern weapons and equipment to conquer the aborigines and carried out brutal massacres.The Japanese occupation authorities closed the aborigines' residential area with galvanized barbed wire as a special restricted area, and treated the aborigines as animals in cages.Japanese scholar Shunji Shiomi pointed out in his book "Police and Economy in Taiwan in the Japanese Occupation Era" that the aborigines' residential areas dominated by the Lifan police could be called "a medieval dictatorship". Japan vigorously promotes the production of rice and sugar and various modern industries in Taiwan, but the purpose is to serve the military strategy of the Japanese military.According to statistics in 1928, among the eleven new-style sugar companies in Taiwan, 94 percent of the total capital was owned by subsidiaries of the four chaebols of Mitsui, Mitsubishi, Fujiyama, and Matsukata.In 1931, Taiwan's trade volume with Japan was 86%.Taiwan became Japan's exclusive commodity market and raw material supplier. The Japanese authorities' colonial rule over Taiwan, its imperialization movement, imperial literature and volunteer movement, have been deeply rooted in the hearts and minds of the people of Taiwan. left indelible scars. Japan's crazy plundering of China did not begin with the "July 7th Incident". This kind of plundering had lasted for more than 60 years before the "July 7th Incident". The first reparation in the nature of war compensation that Japan made to China was the reparation for the Ryukyu Incident in 1874.At that time, Japan sent 3,000 troops to invade Taiwan, a treasure island, on the pretext that a Ryukyu fisherman was accidentally killed by a Taiwanese Gaoshan tribe.On October 31, 1874, the Prime Minister’s Yamen of the Manchu Qing Dynasty signed the “Beijing Special Treaty” with the Japanese Minister of Plenipotentiary Management, and compensated Japan with two and a half million taels of silver, equivalent to six hundred and fifty thousand silver dollars, in the name of “pension”. However, the so-called "pension" is just a trick of the Manchu Dynasty to deceive themselves and save face.Even Li Hongzhang sighed sadly and said that this was nothing more than "substituting pensions for military expenses".Although the amount of compensation this time is not too large, it has set a precedent for Japan to claim compensation from China. The second war indemnity China paid to Japan was the indemnity after the Sino-Japanese War.According to the provisions of the "Treaty of Shimonoseki", China compensated Japan with 200 million taels of silver, which should be repaid in eight installments within seven years, of which the first 50 million taels would not bear interest, and the remaining 150 million taels would be increased every two years. five percent interest.In addition, in order to force the Manchu Qing to pay the indemnity within the prescribed time limit, Japan also stationed troops in Weihaiwei, and China provided 500,000 taels of silver for its military expenses every year.In order to pay off the compensation to Japan as soon as possible, the Manchu Qing government raised three huge foreign debts to Russia, Britain, France, and Germany in 1895, 1896, and 1898, and paid more for this. High interest. In this way, China’s compensation to Japan after the Sino-Japanese War of Sino-Japanese War included: 200 million taels of military expenditure, 1.5 million taels of Weihaiwei garrison expenses, and China paid an additional 280.17 million taels of interest for this, plus the redemption of the Liaodong Peninsula The cost is 30 million taels, totaling 511.67 million taels of silver. China's third war indemnity to Japan is Boxer indemnity.The Japanese army actively participated in the war of aggression against China by the Eight-Power Allied Forces. During the occupation of Beijing, they plundered the silver in the household department's treasury, and set fire to the household department to cover up their crimes.According to the provisions of the "Xin Chou Peace Treaty", Japan received 34.79 million taels of compensation from China's total compensation, 41.15 million taels of interest, and a total of 75.94 million principal and interests. Ten thousand taels. China's Boxer indemnity to Japan was paid until September 1937.After the outbreak of the Pacific War, the National Government formally declared war on Japan, announcing that all treaties, agreements, and contracts between China and Japan would be abolished. The above three indemnities to Japan were extremely heavy burdens imposed on the Chinese people by Japanese imperialism, which greatly hindered the process of China's modernization.At the same time, this huge sum of money is also an important resource for Japan's economic take-off since modern times, and it is the basic source of income for Japan's rapid militarization and armed to the teeth. Compared with Japan's insatiable greed, China was too lenient to Japan on the issue of war compensation after World War II.When the Japanese army occupied more than half of China, the French ambassador Nozia once predicted: "Now Japan is gaining power in the Asian continent, but as a result of the war, Japan will inevitably fail, and in the future it will still have to return to the island." A few years later, Nozia Ambassador Ya's prediction finally came true. However, for China, the war of resistance was a "tragic victory".As far as the casualties of the Chinese army are concerned, in the eight years from 1937 to 1945, twenty-two major battles and nearly 50,000 small battles were fought successively. As many as 3.2 million, the Air Force consumed 2,468 aircraft, and the Navy was almost wiped out.The casualties of Chinese civilians are as high as 20 million or more. After the war, the Chinese watched the U.S. military occupy the Japanese mainland and reformed Japan; The victimized countries have successively obtained war reparations in various forms. The Chinese Nationalist Government declared that "repay grievances with kindness and forget old evils".Since then, under different historical backgrounds, the Nationalist Government in Taiwan in the 1950s and the Chinese People's Government in the 1970s concluded a peace treaty with Japan and gave up hundreds of billions in war reparations.In fact, this natural compensation can inject vigor and vitality into the battered China after the war, and it can give China a huge boost in the new round of economic take-off. Unbelievably, the kindness and generosity of the Chinese government did not gain the understanding and gratitude of most Japanese people, but instead became an excuse for Japanese conservative forces to obliterate war crimes.This is a modern version of the story of Mr. Dong Guo and the wolf.The beneficiary's resentment and hostility towards the benefactor is the most evil side of human nature. Tokuma Utsunomiya, president of the Japan-China Friendship Association, expressed the following words whenever he had the opportunity: “If China asked Japan to pay 50 billion U.S. dollars in reparations, it would take 50 billion U.S. dollars based on Japan’s economic capacity at the time. It can only be paid for in a few years, which will definitely hinder the growth and development of the Japanese economy, and as a result, there will be no Japan today, which should not be forgotten." Toshio Iriya, a Japanese social psychologist and professor at Tokai University, also pointed out in the book "Japanese Group Psychology": "From the Meiji Restoration to the defeat and surrender, the humiliation Japan inflicted on the Chinese people at that time was indescribable. The material losses caused were beyond Japan’s ability to compensate at the time. If Japan had been made responsible for the war and had paid China a huge amount of compensation, it can be asserted that no matter what, the rapid recovery of Japan today would not have been achieved, and this history must be recognized.” Friendliness cannot be achieved through unilateral goodwill; friendship requires interaction and communication between the two parties.How should Japan, which crazily plundered the precious wealth of the Chinese people and was forgiven by the Chinese government and exempted from liability for compensation, deal with the problems left over from history and the future Sino-Japanese relations? Japan's concealment of historical issues is closely related to its assessment of its own real status.American strategic expert Brzezinski warned in the book "The Big Chessboard": "Japan's central role should not be the unsinkable aircraft carrier of the United States in the Far East, nor It should be the main military partner of the United States in Asia, let alone contend for supremacy in the Asian region. "However, based on the characteristics of the Japanese nation's history, social morality, and personal values, it may be difficult for Japan to accept such a proposal. In a sense, reality is an extension of history.Atrocities and blood and tears are part of our history and our lives.In recent years, many Japanese artillery shells that did not explode during the Anti-Japanese War have been found in various parts of China.After the war, the Japanese army left more than two million bombs on Chinese soil.In the 60 years since the end of the war, more than 2,000 Chinese have been killed or injured because of inadvertently touching these weapons left over from the war. A poet wrote a poem about these bombs, and about that period of history, called "Duds": "Who can identify the duds? The aggressor, or the victim? Duds are speechless, how to tell justice and evil? The dud is dismantled or detonated, Every dud discovery is a reminder: Even dead duds, Also beware of resurrection. And more duds, It is still buried in the ground and has not been discovered by people. " Let us remember the atrocities committed by the Japanese army, and let us also remember the blood and tears of our compatriots. We live in a world full of duds, each of which makes us inescapable, inescapable. Every discovery of a dud in the depths of the land brings us painful memories of that unbearable history; every discovery of a dud in the depths of the soul brings us deep memories of human conscience and justice thinking.