It is said that the Kwantung Army left many kinds in the northeast. Really? Don't swear, just ask.

I heard a friend in Heilongjiang talk about this kind of thing a long time ago.

Even two countries that were hostile during the war did not rule out the possibility of loving each other. Especially in Northeast China, which fell for fourteen years after 193 1, many people were enslaved and educated intentionally or unintentionally in Japanese schools. It is common for Japanese to marry Mrs. China. Most of the descendants of these Japanese have returned to Japan.

The fate of some people is rarely mentioned in China. It was in that year that the Kwantung Army vigorously promoted the policy of "gathering people's circles" in order to cut off the contact between the anti-Japanese Coalition forces and the people. Women imprisoned in the inner circle were raped by the Japanese army, and many of them were pregnant because of rape. The people of China had no way to resist, so they took the same way as the Mongols in the Yuan Dynasty and dashed the seeds of evil to death.

I remember reading an article about a woman who was a victim of that year and was unable to raise a child. As a result, in the later days, both women and children suffered great pain.