Why did the Japanese rely on China to fight back?

In the late World War II, Germany was defeated, and Japan was a spent force. The Japanese emperor clamored for a decisive battle with the allies and called on the Japanese people to fight for their homeland.

The vast majority of Japanese people were kept in the dark by the Emperor. In order to protect the safety of the Japanese royal family, they have already figured out a retreat for themselves, that is, to retreat to a city in the three northeastern provinces of China. During World War II, Japan built this city for a long time, including immigration and hoarding materials, and prepared to use it as the base camp for a long-term war of resistance.

This city is Tonghua, which is located in the south of Jilin Province. Geographically, Tonghua, built on the mountain, is an important gateway to Changbai Mountain, which is easy to defend but difficult to attack, and has always been a battleground for military strategists.

As early as the Stone Age, there were traces of human activities here. Since then, it has been regarded as an important military base by successive dynasties, and it is heavily guarded. After the Qin Dynasty unified China, Wei Man established Wei's Korea, and Tonghua was under his jurisdiction. Tonghua later belonged to Koguryo for a long time. After that, the general Muqiu of Wei led the troops to recover Tonghua, which was under the jurisdiction of Wei.

After September 18th, the three northeastern provinces fell into the hands of the Japanese army, and Japanese urban construction also attached great importance to the habit of building on the mountain, so Tonghua became the base camp for the Japanese army to gradually encroach on the plan.

After being occupied by the Japanese army, Tonghua began a long-term construction. In addition to fooling the Japanese to settle here, Japanese-style education is also implemented here in an attempt to erase Tonghua people's concept of China. After a long period of construction, a large number of Japanese materials, including food and ammunition, have been hoarded here.

After the treaty of shimonoseki was signed, the Japanese discovered China, an ancient big country. It turned out to be so vulnerable. Their bullying made them use China as their base camp in World War II and committed various crimes against the people of China. Even at the last moment of World War II, the Japanese still believed that their chances of winning in China were still very good.

After the atomic bomb exploded in Japan, the Japanese royal family couldn't sit still at all. Tonghua, as a habitat built by Japan in China, became the first choice of the Japanese royal family. On the eve of the Japanese royal family preparing to leave for China, the form of the Kwantung Army in the three northeastern provinces of China was completely reversed, and 800,000 Japanese Kwantung Army was wiped out in a short time.

The Japanese royal family finally chose to surrender, and everything ended dramatically. In Tonghua, China, all this is far from over. After the surrender, the Kwantung Army burned all the materials and food, leaving nothing for the people of Tonghua. After more than ten years of cruel oppression by the Japanese army, the fuse was finally lit.

An ordinary China man tried to get back the food that was about to be burned, but he was dismembered by the surrendered Japanese army. The people of Tonghua were finally angered and began to take crazy revenge on the Japanese army in Tonghua and the Japanese army that had not yet withdrawn.

At that time, the whole city lost its mind. According to incomplete statistics, more than 50,000 Japanese people were killed, including some members of the Japanese royal family who took the lead in evacuating here. Just as things got worse, the government stepped in to stop this behavior.

Japanese immigrants from Tonghua were arrested and forcibly repatriated to China. At this point, Tonghua officially ended the Japanese rule here for more than ten years.