Can the Nanjing Massacre be avoided?

At that time, the Japanese army was talking about you. Do you believe it?

Learn more about that era, and you will find that this is just a psychological tactic, just to occupy the whole of China more easily. At that time, they slaughtered not only Nanking, but all of China, just like American Indians. It turned out that the whole United States was their land, and now there is only a small and poor reservation. A person is not necessarily selfish, but a group of Japanese who only love their own nation and treat other nations as animals must be selfish. A group of selfish Japanese occupied China. What do you think will happen? At that time, Japan was very poor, and all Japanese tightened their belts to save money to invade China. Now they have succeeded in invading China. What do you think they will do? The Japanese will immigrate to this new colony on a large scale. As for China people, too many people occupy their territory. Kill them slowly, not too fast, or they will resist. Well, let them do coolies and strengthen economic construction.

Senior officials in Nanjing ran away long before the Japanese army came, and the soldiers and civilians left behind also fled all over the city like crazy. How can there be resistance? Only a few escaped, because the Japanese army immediately surrounded Nanjing and Nanjing became a dead city. People outside can't get in, and people inside can't get out. Most of the remaining people are just a flock of sheep to be slaughtered. How can they resist? If you resist, why do you have to go to Nanjing to rent land?

The people of Nanjing did not resist, but were killed in various ways? What would you do if you were asked to return to Nanjing in February 1937+ 13? Resistance or surrender?

If we really want to avoid the Nanjing Massacre, then from the very beginning, China should strengthen itself, not be proud, not covet enjoyment, and strengthen the army. Or is there a god who removes selfish and cruel conduct from Japanese culture and implants the concept of a gentleman, so that when Japanese do something wrong in the future, they will have the courage to dare to do it and be less "sissy".