The History of Japanese Immigrants in China

The people of China can't forget the Japanese crimes committed in our country. Although we have always advocated world peace, we will never allow Japan to tamper with history. As we all know, Japanese territory is very small, and its population is far less than that of China. Since 1940, although Japan has certain advantages in economy and military, its development is in trouble because of the shortage of resources.

At that time, the Japanese theory of "China dying in three months" was completely shattered. After four years of negotiations and storms, the China incident cannot be "completely solved". The Japanese invasion of China completely plunged into the quagmire of war, and "720,000 troops" were dragged in the vast territory of China. In order to solve the resources needed for the war, Japan issued a policy that China people immigrated to Japan to work, ostensibly to help Japan build, but in fact they were coolies and abused.

These China men were assigned to work in 35 Japanese companies and 100 mines, factories and other places, doing the hardest and most tiring work, and working for Japan without any subsidies. According to statistics, from the initial test to the defeat, the Japanese * * * forcibly "immigrated" 40,000 people from China 169, with the youngest 1 1 year old and the oldest 78 years old. In fact, 169 Japanese workers were tortured on their way back to Japan, and 2823 people died. So the number of Japanese recruited from China should be 465,438+0,758.

However, the crazy Japanese recorded something completely different in historical materials. They say that after emigrating to Japan, China can live freely, swim and watch movies every day, and be as happy as heaven. They are really good at making up lies. Until Japan faced defeat, they burned all the documents in order not to expose these crimes, thinking that it was hidden in the past.

Unexpectedly, a staff member who participated in the burning secretly kept three pieces of evidence and handed them over to the chairman of the Overseas Chinese Federation. He hoped it would ease his guilt. As a result, the Japanese history of abusing and killing China laborers in the past 50 years is known. The irrefutable evidence also forced the Japanese government to admit the fact that China people were forcibly taken to Japan for hard labor.

Japan has never taken a positive attitude towards its crimes, but has repeatedly denied and avoided talking about them. After this incident was broadcast, it aroused the conscience of many Japanese people. They support the rights protection of future generations of workers and encourage them to demand compensation from the Japanese government and enterprises, because all this is culpable of punishment, but most importantly, the Japanese owe them an apology.