Japanese who have obtained China nationality.

Nozaki Tomoko (1929—May 2004.10), whose Japanese name is Yoko Nozaki. Japanese from China came to China with their parents when they were five years old from 65438 to 0934, and spent their childhood in Dalian, Beijing, Jilin and other cities.

Nozaki Tomoko (1929—May 2004.10), whose Japanese name is Yoko Nozaki. Japanese from China came to China with their parents when they were five years old from 65438 to 0934, and spent their childhood in Dalian, Beijing, Jilin and other cities. 1942 After graduating from primary school, she entered the Japanese Second Girls' School in Beijing. After Japan was defeated and surrendered. During her work in Jilin People's Daily, she contacted a large number of outstanding China party member and decided to stay in China and devote herself to the liberation of China people. 1June, 946, Ye Qi joined the 24th Brigade of the Eighth Route Army and worked as a nurse in the headquarters health center. 1June, 955, Nozaki Tomoko became a citizen of China. Ye Qi has won many awards from the Ministry of Health for his superb medical skills, high sense of responsibility and outstanding performance in his work. The State Council awarded her a certificate of special medical contribution. The Japanese emperor awarded her the Royal Silver Cup and the Crown Medal.

1934 came to China with his parents when he was five years old, and spent his childhood in Dalian, Beijing, Jilin and other cities. When she 1942 graduated from primary school and entered the Japan No.2 Girls' School in Beijing, with the growth of age and experience, she began to discuss the values of life with her classmates, and she came to a conclusion that people should live for higher ideals. She decided to pursue the truth all her life. Seeing the Japanese military police's outrageous treatment of the people of China and the strong hatred of the people of China towards the Japanese army, she was full of doubts: What on earth did the Japanese army come to China for?

When Japan was defeated and surrendered, Yoko Nozaki was at a loss and was ashamed. During her work in Jilin People's Daily, she contacted a large number of excellent China producers and read many progressive books. She recalled: "At first, I couldn't understand these abstruse books, but I often heard them talk about why Japanese militarism launched the war and why the producers of China organized the people to rise up and resist. It was quite new." "... when I knew I had failed, what flashed through my mind was that we were cheated. Later, when I understood the truth of the war, I realized that Japan was bound to fail because it launched a war of aggression. The defeat changed the fate of many Japanese, and I was one of them. I decided to stay in China and devote myself to the liberation of the people of China. So she changed her name to "Nozaki Tomoko". On the one hand, "Nozaki Tomoko" and "Nozaki" are homonyms, and at the same time, she takes the beautiful and simple meaning of "Nozaki".