After Japan surrendered, 1 10000 Japanese women stayed in the northeast. What happened to them?

At the beginning of the last century, Japan has been eyeing China, especially after entering the period of warlord melee, Japan gradually extended its tentacles from North Korea to the northeast to support the northeast warlord Zhang, and its influence in China gradually increased.

After the September 18th Incident, due to Chiang Kai-shek's non-resistance policy, the Japanese invaders completely occupied the Northeast. In order to further stabilize their control over the Northeast, Japan moved a large number of men and women to the three northeastern provinces of China.

The Japanese government attaches great importance to this "immigration plan", which is divided into four stages and takes 20 years to complete. At least 5 million people are planned to emigrate, achieving the goal of transforming Northeast China from military occupation to comprehensive assimilation.

However, with the struggle of the anti-Japanese national United front led by our party, the Japanese army was completely defeated in 1945 and declared unconditional surrender. At that time, the immigration plan they planned only organized more than 800 immigrant groups with more than 350,000 people.

Although Japan's immigration plan finally aborted, these hundreds of thousands of "armed immigrants" still brought great harm to the people in Northeast China.

At the beginning, in order to meet the needs of these immigrants, the Kwantung Army unscrupulously drove away the residents of large areas of fertile land and allocated the enclosure to the "immigrant development group" from Japan.

Later, these so-called "pioneering groups" began to be dissatisfied with the resources given to them by the Japanese army, and seized the land from the people of China at a very low price through the deterrence of the Japanese army.

During Japan's occupation of Northeast China for more than ten years, millions of farmers in three northeastern provinces lost their cultivated land, were displaced and even had to take refuge in the enemy. Those immigrant groups eke out a living by working and farming.

After the Japanese government surrendered, these Japanese immigrants have been very nervous, but out of great power and humanitarianism, China did not retaliate against them, but agreed to repatriate these Japanese.

Because Japan exhausted all its national strength in World War II, the domestic people were also in dire straits. Although they gritted their teeth and returned to Japan's young and middle-aged people stranded in the Northeast for post-war reconstruction, a large number of remaining women were ignored.

There are100000 Japanese women staying in the northeast of China. It can be said that they responded to the government shareholders and voluntarily immigrated to China to "explore". They thought they could become "talents", but now they are regarded as a burden by their own country and abandoned directly.

Of course, there are also those who voluntarily stay in China, and most of them have already got married there, and they have no idea of returning to Japan at all. These more than 100,000 Japanese women were first taken over by the then government, received education for a period of time, and then gave up their freedom.

At first, these Japanese women lived a very hard life and were rejected by all China people. However, kindness is the greatest feature of the Japanese. Over time, they gradually integrated into local life. Many of them are married and lead a dull life. Even after China and North Korea can communicate freely, few people return to China.

In fact, the reasons why hundreds of thousands of Japanese women choose to stay in the Northeast are also obvious:

First of all, they came to China voluntarily, largely because of the low status of Japanese women. Even if they return to China, they will still be treated unfairly and even become victims of Japanese post-war reconstruction.

Secondly, most of the people who come to the Northeast are lonely people who have no relatives or reasons in Japan, but they are more familiar and kind to the Northeasters who have lived for more than ten years.

1959, the Japanese government officially promulgated the "Abandonment Decree", acknowledging that all Japanese stranded in China were killed in battle and revoking their Japanese citizenship, which also made these people very chilling and completely integrated into the Northeast.

Although these women are supposed to be accomplices of Japanese aggression against China and should not be forgiven, China, as a declining country, has shown enough tolerance, and our people have also shown simplicity and kindness.

Although these Japanese women were inevitably criticized, at least they were not abused like prisoners of war in other countries. After the initial stage, they basically acquired China nationality.

Of course, Japanese invasion of China is a national humiliation that we can never forget, and War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression is the spiritual source of our hard work. The purpose of our tolerance is to make ourselves stronger and achieve more brilliant results in the future.