Live broadcast: Take our ancestors to see modern China

The scene that appeared was the black and white one that everyone had seen many times. The group of people were holding sharp spears in their hands and wearing helmets. Just looking at it was enough to make one's soul tremble.

[A Japanese soldier who invaded China actually became a hero of the Chinese Anti-Japanese War. What is even more incredible is that after his death, a group of Chinese people were willing to risk their lives to snatch his body.

His name is Miyagawa Einan, a different Japanese. In the huge Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery at Dafeng Mountain in Changqing, Jinan, there is no photo, no epitaph, and no date of birth and death on his tombstone. He is the only Japanese buried there, and this is the story of his short but miraculous life.

Liu Bei listened quietly, and Zhuge Liang, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and a group of advisers beside him also wanted to see how this Japanese martyr became a messenger of justice.

You know, Japan seems to have always been in a superior position regarding the massacre of China, believing that it was a move that was beneficial to the Chinese people, and therefore has been trying to erase this painful history.

When the people looked at the portrait, they had to say that it was really easy to distinguish people from later generations from people from other countries; their expressions and faces were clearly distinguishable.

[Miyagawa was born in the lower class of society and made a living by doing hard labor. He was brainwashed and came to China at the age of 21.

But this unfortunate fellow was captured alive not long after arriving in China. He wanted to commit suicide to serve the emperor, but what he saw and thought made him completely change his view on this war.

brainwashing?

Everyone chewed on this word. It seemed that the Japanese top leaders also knew that the war against China was unjust, otherwise would their own people still need to be brainwashed?

People in later generations are born to remember the humiliation they have suffered, because that is what they have truly experienced, and the facts do not need to be covered up, but bad people are not so confident to make the facts public.

But even so, the war of aggression against China was real and the damage was irreparable, so naturally they would not accept the apology, not to mention that they have never admitted the mistakes they made.

[More than a year later, no one could have imagined that this former devil soldier would transform himself into an Eighth Route Army soldier and even engage in the work of inciting Japanese soldiers to defect, working even harder than the Chinese.

Because he had personal experience and could write and draw, many Japanese soldiers became tired of war and even surrendered voluntarily because of him. Naturally, he became the traitor that the Japanese army wanted to kill the most. 】

Surrender voluntarily?

This is a good feeling, but everyone thought of the general who enjoyed killing those who surrendered. Fortunately, the timing was wrong, otherwise they really wanted to laugh.

But such work would bring serious harm to himself, and I'm afraid the Japanese soldiers must hate him to death.

[His head could even be exchanged for an airplane.]

On June 1945, 6, Miyagawa and his comrades were surrounded while on a mission. Seeing that his comrades were about to be discovered, Miyagawa opened fire to attract all the enemies, allowing his comrades to escape, and then fought until the last bullet and saved it for himself.

He was only 27 years old when he died, just two months before Japan surrendered.

This is another big regret. Everyone thinks that if there are more people like this, can the younger generations end the war faster?

But unfortunately, there is no "if" in history. What has happened will only be remembered, and the best way is not to forget it.

[More than ten days later, a group of Chinese risked their lives to snatch his body away and buried it with his comrades.

For more than half a century thereafter, he, a Japanese, slept alone in a foreign land, leaving only a name on his tombstone.

In 2009, after 70 years of wandering, he returned home.

When the young man returned, he was already a handful of dirt. How strange and sentimental it was that a Japanese was willing to be an enemy of his motherland for China, and finally died for a Chinese.

He could not choose his nationality and origin, but he chose to be an upright and kind person.

In a blink of an eye, 76 years have passed. If Miyakawa were still alive, he would be a centenarian.

One person cannot save a war, but he can save a nation. If there is no 100 years of painful hatred, will his moving influence disappear? 】

Seeing the last sentence "join the Communist Party of China", everyone felt strange. They were used to Japan's cruel behavior, and suddenly there was someone so loyal to the party, so they were a little uncomfortable.

But war brings disaster. Many countries launched wars against China with the help of an excuse and easily opened fire, but now they can't do that.

Although you were born in a shameful little country, it is not the intention of a gentleman, nor is it the fault of a gentleman.

Everyone is grateful to this Japanese soldier who helped future generations. At least he contributed to the victory during the War of Resistance. Unfortunately, he did not live to see the dawn of victory.

But it is also because of this group of people and their efforts that we have the final successful result.

Perhaps Miyagawa Einan himself was just on the side of justice and did not stand on the side of his own country, and he himself knew clearly what a heinous crime his country was doing.

『/End Shadow/: He also loves his country, but he is rational, loves justice and truth more, sees through the truth of war, and is a good internationalist.』

『/Xuan Xingchenchen/: It is not a gentleman's fault to be born in a small country. "The Chinese people and the Japanese people are the same. They have only one enemy, which is Japanese imperialism and the national scum of China."』

"/It Snows All Year Round/: "Japan's Lei Feng""

『/花间艺术/: Although I admire the respectable Japanese in the video, I personally feel more sorry for the Chinese people at that time. The Chinese nation has been the most kind-hearted in the past thousand years... They also treated the prisoners of the enemy with all their strength. 』

"/Red flags all over the world/: I remember that there was a Japanese soldier who was martyred for delivering ammunition to the Eighth Route Army."

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The emperors were somewhat puzzled when they saw cases of preferential treatment of prisoners, even if it was preferential treatment.

Our own people ate wild vegetable soup, while the enemy prisoners were fed vermicelli stewed with pork. The food was too different, but at least the Japanese soldiers in the video had a clear understanding, which was much better than those beasts who used humans for experiments.

People don't understand the word "Lei Feng", but it should sound good here.

Everyone agrees with the actions of the Japanese soldiers and is unable to prevent the war from happening, so they become the leaders of justice.

Ying Zheng looked at the many international friends introduced in the following video and felt emotional. Perhaps China would not have been conquered so quickly in later generations. In addition to its own strong resistance, there was also a group of special people like this who maintained fairness and justice.

The next moment, new videos emerged.

With a cry of "Rabe is coming", everyone in the video looked back, as if their savior had arrived.

And he really protected them, causing the demon on the opposite side to stop shooting.

[This is John Rabe, a German who should never be forgotten by all Chinese. He saved more than 25 Chinese people by himself.]