How many soldiers were there in Chinese mainland when the Japanese invaded China?

The number of Japanese troops (troops) invading China in World War II was 6.5438+0.28 million, 700,000 in Northeast China, 580,000 in North China and South China, and 560,000 in Southeast Asia, totaling 6.5438+0.84 million. There are 420,000 Koreans serving in the Japanese army and 350,000 in China. You can calculate this ratio yourself! According to the Japanese cases captured after the war, after the Pacific War broke out, the Japanese army was in short supply, and a large number of Koreans volunteered to join the Japanese army. (If we don't take it by force, 1: 10 will need 40,000 Japanese guards, which the Japanese can't bear)! {2} The Japanese colonized northeast China from 193 1- 1945. Everyone knows this. What we don't know is that from 193 1, 900,000 Koreans followed the Japanese ass to colonize all parts of China. Therefore, we have never released these things to the public. From 1937 to 1945, Japan implemented a policy of actively encouraging Koreans to immigrate to the Northeast. The most fundamental reason is that Koreans have completely become loyal lackeys of the Japanese. Use Korean immigrants to strengthen food production, meet the needs of the war of aggression, and suppress the resistance of the Korean people.

During the Nanjing Massacre, five Japanese soldiers were commended by the King of Japan for their "heroic fighting". One of them is a "new force" composed entirely of 30 thousand Koreans. Koreans like to talk about the importance of South Korean anti-Japanese troops in China and play a major role. I said to the Koreans, "At the peak of the Anti-Japanese Alliance, there were 400,000 people. Until the end of the war in 1945, the number of Koreans did not exceed 4000. It was not until the War of Liberation that many Korean "immigrants" joined the People's Liberation Army in northeast China, and the number was only 50,000. Later, most of them became the first regular army of North Korea.

After Japan announced its surrender, more than 654.38 million Koreans committed suicide in various forms. According to common sense, the country is free and the nation is liberated. People should be happy. But in the eyes of an American journalist, the Korean peninsula is full of crying, wailing and suicide. Just like the end of the world. He wrote in his diary: What kind of country have I come to? I see.