The War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression caused the Chinese to pay a painful price and make great sacrifices, but at the same time it also played a great role in summoning and promoting the awakening and unity of the Chinese people. It is a pain that we can never erase.
Photo 1: Taken in 1940, Japan and Germany signed an Agreement on the Axis Alliance, and although Japan and Germany signed the agreement during World War II, there was no military cooperation between the two sides throughout World War II. The evil Hirohito and Hideki Tojo appear at the same time, and history proves that evil does not prevail over righteousness, and any war against humanity will be lost.
Picture 2 After the Japanese were captured by us, the Chinese soldiers were still very polite, strictly implemented the policy of preferential treatment for prisoners, and did not kill him. But it's not illegal to beat him up.
Figure 3: On November 3, 1938, the Japanese army set up a card at the head of the Haizhu Bridge to intercept the people and tied them to the bridge head for interrogation. Similar scenes are so common in the photographs left over the year that Chinese tied up for interrogation or even killed for no reason.
Figure 4: At 12:00 noon on August 15, 1945, Emperor Showa of Japan issued the Edict of the End of the War in the form of a radio drama, announcing unconditional surrender. Soon the ceremony of surrender was held, and the Chinese used a spacious table about three times that of the Japanese side. The Chinese delegation sat in leather-wrapped chairs, and the Japanese representatives sat on cloth-wrapped chairs. When receiving the letter of surrender, He Yingqin was accused of being pro-Japanese for bending over. That could be a casual move. To show the defeat of defeat, Japan's surrender representatives were all required to shave their heads.
Picture 5 The head of the anti-Japanese hero was cut off by the Japanese army, this is a photo in the private photo album of the Japanese invasion veterans, the Japanese devil is holding the head of the anti-Japanese hero in his hand, and the head in the photo is likely to be the anti-Japanese hero Yan Shengtang. From 1932 to 1936, Yan Shengtang fought against the Japanese army in the area of Fengcheng in the northeast, which made the Japanese army frightened, and the Japanese army even looked for clues to him in order to catch him. In 1936, Yan Shengtang was unfortunately killed, and his subordinates could not find his head, only the body.