Why didn't Japan directly admit the Nanjing Massacre? I like Japan very much, but these problems are always tangled. Do you want to smoke?

What's good about Japan? Is it better than China and European countries? You see, Germany is better than Japan, and it is better than Japan in the history of understanding. Since the end of World War II, successive German presidents and prime ministers have reflected, apologized and repented on behalf of the German people on different occasions, and never defended Nazi aggression and massacre. The first thing Adenauer, the first Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, did after taking office was to sincerely apologize to the "old enemy" France, thus contributing to the peace in Europe. 1970, when German Chancellor Brandt visited Poland, he knelt in front of the Warsaw Jewish Martyrs Monument and deeply repented. In order to educate future generations, the German government opened many Nazi concentration camp sites as memorial halls, and added the contents of exposing Nazi crimes to textbooks. At the same time, relevant laws have been enacted to prevent Nazi sediment from rising. What is particularly commendable is that Germany has also paid nearly 55 billion euros to Poland, Russia, the Czech Republic and other injured countries, especially the victimized Jewish nation.