Why did many Japanese descendants stay in China after War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression?

1945 Japan surrendered, but all the Japanese did not leave China, some were still resisting, and some were held by China soldiers. I have to say that the Japanese really took China as their home and brought their whole family to China, especially the Japanese Kwantung Army. But after surrendering, they also realized that they were invaders after all and were driven home.

But some people can't get it back, that is, unidentified Japanese orphans. They are descendants of the Japanese army and Japanese businessmen who came to China. Although the Japanese devils were very unfriendly to the villagers in China, China returned good for evil and took in these Japanese children, which was unique during World War II. The invaded country raised the aggressor's children.

Let's start with the 1937 and 9 18 incidents, which are also recognized as the beginning of the 14 anti-Japanese period. They implemented a large-scale immigration plan. Nearly one million Japanese have come to the northeast of China, and there will definitely be descendants after ten years. Behind the Soviet attack on the Japanese Kwantung Army, they also fled everywhere, unable to protect themselves, let alone take care of their children. Some Japanese abandoned it directly, and some asked China villagers to raise it.

After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), these Japanese orphans also missed their hometown, and some Japanese orphans began to look for relatives. It was not until 1972 that Sino-Japanese friendship created opportunities for them to find relatives in Japan. Since then, Japanese orphans have been going to Japan to find their relatives. By the beginning of 2 1 century, more than 30 groups of Japanese orphans were organized to find their relatives, and a large part of them were found.

Some Japanese people have become friendly to China because of this incident, and have a respect for China. Although these two countries have a terrible history, they are surprised and grateful by the generosity of the villagers in China. Moreover, this is a part of Japanese orphans, and more Japanese orphans become China in a minute, voluntarily staying in China. There are ordinary farmers, national political officials, technicians and professional scholars.

Although they also miss their homeland, they are more grateful to China who raised them. They are also very responsible to their adoptive parents and are willing to support them for life. There are also Japanese orphans who learn from the ancients, and their adoptive parents died for three years. Nowadays, keyboard players on the Internet often call names "Japanese orphans", which is not only disrespectful to them, but also disrespectful to China.