After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, it was occupied by Japan for 50 years and returned to the embrace of the motherland.

1894, Japan deliberately provoked the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War of 1894. The following year, when the Qing Dynasty was defeated, Li Hongzhang was sent to Japan for peace talks. 1In April, 895, he signed the treaty of shimonoseki with Japanese Prime Minister Hirofumi Ito, humiliating his country and ceding Taiwan Province Province and Penghu Islands to Japan.

1On August 5th, 945, Japan announced that it accepted the terms in the Potsdam Proclamation and surrendered unconditionally.

After 14 years of hard war of resistance, the people of China made great sacrifices, and finally defeated the Japanese invaders with the people all over the world, bringing Taiwan Province Province back to the embrace of the motherland and ending the humiliating history of the people of Taiwan Province Province being enslaved by Japan. The people of Taiwan Province Province celebrated their return to the motherland with great joy.

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Japan's occupation of Taiwan Province Province has left a deep historical mark on the development of Taiwan Province Province in the past 50 years, and has had a great impact on Taiwan Province Province itself, Sino-Japanese relations and the whole situation in East Asia.

The Japanese landed on a large scale and took over the people and land in Taiwan Province Province. The officials and people of Taiwan Province Province did not want to be Japanese colonies, established democracy in Taiwan Province, declared independence to the Qing court and became vassals of China.

However, under the heavy blow of Japan, the Republic of China was only a flash in the pan. The Japanese invaders killed and injured more than 30 thousand people, many of whom died of illness.

The losses in Taiwan Province Province are even greater. Officials report that more than 10,000 troops in China have died, and the actual casualties are far greater than this figure. South of Chiayi alone, the Japanese army launched a massive attack and wantonly swept through villages, causing numerous casualties in Taiwan Province Province.

Some villages, especially Hakka settlements, are often killed regardless of age! Some people "did the opposite" and fled into the inner mountain, and countless people died of hunger and cold diseases.

With superior forces, Japan has determined its dominant position in Taiwan Province Province. The resistance of the people in Taiwan Province Province did not stop, and lasted for more than a year. After the Japanese took full control of Taiwan Province Province, protests continued one after another. For example, the Xilai Temple incident is a large-scale event.

By the beginning of the 20th century, although the people of Taiwan Province Province no longer had armed actions, they hoped to gain the right to participate in politics through parliamentary elections.

Lin's Taiwanese Cultural Association and Jiang Weishui's Taiwan Province People's Party both led the civil rights movement. However, neither the moderate petition to the Japanese authorities nor the active organization of the people have any effect.

Since16th century, Taiwan Province Province has been a pioneering place for immigrants from Fujian and Guangdong in South China. After hundreds of years of acculturation, the local ethnic groups have integrated into a large number of Han people.

Taiwan Province folk dialect is like the hometown of Minnan dialect and Hakka dialect. The mainland culture brought by this immigrant society is rich in folk customs, but the social structure is simple and rough, and the upper class of mainland culture has not yet taken root in Taiwan Province.

Japanese colonized Taiwan Province Province, followed Goto Xinping's idea, adopted a gradual assimilation policy, and gradually transformed Taiwan Province Province.

In his plan, Taiwan Province people receive Japanese education, but the quality of education can't be the same as that of Japanese education, and the middle school facilities in Taiwan Province province can't be valued. When Japan withdrew from Taiwan Province Province in 1945, Japanese children's middle schools were far superior to Taiwan Province people's middle schools in terms of teachers and facilities.

1922, the Japanese-Taiwanese school has been implemented, but it is just a formality. In the past 50 years, the people of Taiwan Province Province were unable to elect their own parliament, let alone the parliamentary representatives of the imperial government.

According to the agenda designed by Goto Xinping, Taiwan Province people will be completely assimilated after 80 years. To this end, the Japanese have a policy of "empire nationalization" to reward the people of Taiwan Province Province:

Those Japanese-speaking "Mandarin" families who are willing to worship Japanese shrines have been "promoted" to "imperial people", and their status has surpassed that of ordinary Taiwan Province residents.

But by the time of the Pacific War in 1942, only 4% of Taiwan Province people were "imperial people". In the Pacific War, people from Taiwan Province Province joined the army, and some people were "promoted" as "imperial people". By the end of the war, the proportion of "imperial people" had reached 7%.

According to this progress, it will take about 80 years to completely assimilate the people of Taiwan Province Province.

"Imperial people" can hold public office, but their ranks are not high. During the fifty years of Japanese colonial occupation of Taiwan Province Province, Taiwan Province people held street-level posts at most, and only "assistant" and "auxiliary" posts in the police system. There are only a few people in Taiwan Province Province who can hold county-level positions for 50 years.

Even in the industrial and commercial circles, except for the so-called "four big families" (Gu, Lin, Chen and Yan), which have huge production and various modes of operation, large enterprises (such as several sugar companies) are all run by Japanese.

Taiwan Province people's career is nothing more than local transportation, manufacturing and service industries. Therefore, as mentioned above, the elites in Taiwan Province Province are doctors, lawyers and middle school teachers from all over the world.

They all make a living as knowledge majors, receive Japanese education and love western music and art imported from Japan. These new elites, even if some of them are descendants of local gentry in the past, have different cultural connotations and life values from their parents. Any social change will have a far-reaching impact on the development of Taiwan Province Province.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Taiwan Province Province