What is the life experience of Keiko Mitani, the protagonist in the Japanese movie "Going Home"?

A giant plane landed at Kota Kinabalu International Airport in Malaysia, and passengers of all colors stepped down the gangway. Keiko Mitsuya, an expert on Japanese modern women and Asian women's history, is also among them. Her big eyes are firm and stand out from the crowd. Yamamoto from the Agricultural Laboratory greeted her. They drove to Sandakan No.3 Road and stopped at "Sandakan Hakka Hall". Yamamoto told Keiko that this was the former site of the eighth brothel in Sandakan, but due to the destruction in wartime, the building has now been rebuilt. In order to study the topic of overseas prostitutes selling themselves in the history of Asian women, Keiko came to find the residence of Nanyang sisters and their graves. Keiko looked at the building and was filled with excitement. She remembered the days when Cao Tian and Shiva Akisaki got along in Kyushu three years ago.

Three years ago, Keiko almost traveled all over Shimahara and Cao Tian in order to get the first-hand information that Japanese women were sold overseas, because that area was the place where she went out to be the sister of Nanyang the most. Keiko got nothing, because the locals avoided it. When she was about to return to Tokyo, she met Mrs. Akisaki by chance. At first, Mrs. Archie gave a strange impression. She likes smoking and chatting, but when someone talks about Sister Nanyang, she lifts herself up and leaves. Keiko, who was eating in the restaurant, saw that his cigarette bag was left on the table and chased it out. Keiko has a kind and gentle expression on her face and intends to talk to her. Although she is over 70 years old, she is cheerful and jumps up and down when she sees frogs on the roadside. She is just an optimistic old lady. Her family lives in a thatched cottage at the foot of the mountain. She invited Keiko into the house as a guest. The mat in the room is worn out, and the collapsed roof can see the sky through the cobwebs. It turns out that Mrs. Akisaki is alone, and only a few cats live with her. Keiko said she wanted to stay here for a few days, and Mrs. Akisaki was certainly very happy. Her sincerity and enthusiasm of Kyushu people, as long as she is happy, she will give her heart to you. She really likes this beautiful young Keiko from the city. More importantly, she feels that Keiko has not abandoned herself. Keiko helps Qiu Zi during the day and chats together at night, just like telling stories. Qiu Zi tells a story every night, and Qiu Zi tells his weather-beaten experience.

Beichuan was born in a poor peasant family in Cao Tian. She lost her father at the age of six, and her mother took Akisaki and her younger brother to live in peace. She had to marry her uncle Akisaki, who was 265,438+0 years older than herself, as her second wife, but her uncle's family still had six children, and she still had enough to eat. 13-year-old Asazaki 19, introduced by distant relative Taro, went to Mitsubishi Coal Mine as a coal digger. He said he could take Archie to Nanyang to make a lot of money, so Archie put on the first new dress made by his mother, and went to Nanyang with the naive desire to redeem the mortgaged land, build a big house and marry a good wife for his brother. When she boarded the boat at the seaside in Gennejin, her mother Cong couldn't help crying and fell to the ground. Anci ran to the cape and shouted Archie's name. Other mothers who came to see me off whispered prayers and condolences.

The trafficker Taro brought Akisaki to Borneo, and she was sold to a brothel in Hall 8 as a prostitute. 14-year-old Archie was forced to start his pick up hot chicks career in Nanyang in a vulgar and shabby room with heavy makeup on his face. She resisted, but was beaten and threatened. Her mother's new clothes were torn to pieces, so she had to make a mattress instead. She stuffed kapok into the bedspread and wiped away the tears. She said to herself: Brother, I will endure the pain and go on.

Five years later, Akisaki took over the blacks, whites and Japanese. A rubber worker named Hideo Takeuchi fell in love with her, and Hideo said he would marry Akisaki when he earned money. However, after receiving a group of junior officers and sailors of Japanese warships in brothels, Takeuchi never came again. Asazaki's heart was empty, and he was no longer so infatuated and began to feel numb. Both hate and love disappear with the passage of youth. Ah Qi, who is in her thirties, is still charming, but her brow has revealed a bleak and lonely look. At that time, Japan had kept pace with western European countries in politics, economy and military affairs, and the heyday of foreign exchange earned by Nanyang sisters had gradually passed. The brothel owner has changed hands several times, and his business is declining. Later, the brothel was transferred to a proprietress who was also a prostitute. Her name was Mama Aju. Mother Zhu is kind-hearted. Before she died, she gave all her life savings to her sisters as a souvenir, and told them not to go back to Japan, because there was no benefit in going back. She also repaired tombstones for her sisters in the local area before her death.

Asaki was homesick. She didn't listen to Kikuma and returned to Japan. When the ship came to the port of Gebingzhen, Archie heard the bell when she left home. What a kind voice that is! She looked around and claimed that no one had come to meet her. Archie went into the house excitedly and saw the newly-built house. My sister-in-law greeted her reluctantly. She heard what they said behind their backs. It turned out that they were afraid that Akisaki would ask them for the house built by Akisaki. Like a bolt from the blue, I never dreamed that loving my brother became so heartless. All the Nanyang sisters have the same fate as Archie. They earn money for their loved ones, but they are alienated and indifferent. They are desperate, give up on themselves, drink and fool around, and when they are drunk, they go to the seaside to make a hullabaloo about and cry about their grievances to the sea. Later, A Qi immigrated to the northeast, married a cobbler named Beichuan Liang, and gave birth to a son named Yongji after marriage, and his life was passable. Unfortunately, her husband died on his way back to Japan after Japan's defeat ... After returning home, Mrs. Akisaki lived in Kyoto with her son, but when her son grew up, she was afraid that she would always be the mother of Nanyang's sister and embarrassed him, so she sent Akizaki back to Cao Tian. Nine years have passed, and Archie hasn't seen his wife yet.

Keiko was moved by the story of Akisaki. She couldn't help crying. "Mom-"Qiu Zi didn't want the money left by Keiko. She just wants Keiko's towel. She kindly wiped the towel on her face twice and began to cry loudly. She agreed to Keiko's request and allowed her to write a book about the experiences of nuns in Nanyang.

Accompanied by Yamamoto, Keiko came to the virgin forest of Sandakan. In the dense tropical forest with towering old trees, they found the tombstone of mother Arju, and there were many tombstones standing there in rattan moss. They all stood with their backs to Japan. This is the soul of the humiliated Nanyang sisters complaining to capitalism.