Foreword:
The pain of the war of aggression against China is an indelible mark in the heart of every Chinese. During World War II, many countries in the world were involved, and our country became an innocent victim. The source of all this can be traced back to Japan's coveting of our country.
As a neighboring country, Japan has always expressed envy of our resources and land area. In ancient times, they sent envoys many times, hoping to learn Xi our advanced technology. In the last years of the Qing Dynasty, Japan developed rapidly due to the "Meiji Restoration", and our country gradually declined under the rule of the Qing Dynasty. Japan seized the opportunity to invade on a large scale, and our people suffered greatly.
Fortunately, the Chinese people resisted desperately, so that Japan's aggression against China ended in failure. In 1945, Japan announced its surrender, but there were still a number of Japanese soldiers who resisted stubbornly, hid under our country, and survived by eating the remains of their comrades.
1. Build a strong line of defense
During World War II, the Soviet Union provided assistance to our country, and Japan was very jealous of the Soviet Union's strength. In order to avoid Soviet attacks, Japan began to build fortifications in our country, especially in the Tohoku region, which was very important in terms of geographical location and resource reserves. Heilongjiang Province became the primary construction site, and the famous "Dongning Fortress" came into being.
In order to ensure the smooth construction of the fortifications, Japan recruited our people and made them work hard day and night. This fortification not only includes a military factory, but also a warehouse, a hospital, electricity and water supply, and other facilities. Dongning Fortress covers an area of more than 15,000 square meters and can even accommodate more than 100,000 Japanese soldiers. This impregnable defensive line became the pride of Japan, claiming to be their most impregnable fortress.
By the end of the Sino-Japanese War, Soviet soldiers had recaptured most of the northeast, and only the Japanese, stationed at the fortress of Dongning, refused to surrender. The Soviets intended to surrender rather than attack, but the stalemate could not end in the face of stubborn Japanese forces.
Second, the stubborn resistance:
The Soviets sent soldiers to persuade Japan to surrender, but one of them defected. When the negotiations were made again, the Japanese army resolutely refused to give up, and even brutally killed the soldiers who went to negotiate. The Soviets switched to bombing fortifications with bombers, but failed to force out the Japanese.
Faced with this situation, our army and Soviet soldiers chose to wait for the rabbit. Although the interior of Dongning Fortress is sufficient, as long as it does not continue to supply, it will be exhausted one day. At this point, the internal soldiers may be forced to surrender. However, these Japanese soldiers were determined and refused to come out even when food was scarce. In order to survive, they even chose to eat the remains of their comrades.
Third, the final break:
In the end, the Soviet Union could not sit idly by and resorted to a fire attack to force these Japanese troops out. The soldiers who did not want to come out were eventually burned alive inside, marking the total defeat of the Japanese army.
Conclusion: In the war of aggression against China, the crimes of the Japanese army were witnessed by all. Even if they have the world's most advanced **, it will be difficult to achieve their goals. Our success is due not only to the assistance of other countries, but also to the determination of our people who are not afraid of difficulties. Under the leadership of the party, even if there is a huge disparity in strength between us and the enemy, we will never give up lightly. The sworn resistance of the revolutionary ancestors ushered in the final victory.
Commentary: The years of blood and fire under the stubborn resistance of the Japanese army.
This article describes in detail the defeat and stubborn resistance of the Japanese army during the Chinese invasion during World War II, especially the Japanese army that hid underground in China and would rather eat the corpses of their comrades than come out. This history is a sore point in the relationship between China and Japan, and it is also a vivid depiction of the cruelty of war.
First, the article reveals the complex history behind the aggression. Japan's coveting of China is not impulsive, but deeply rooted in history. China's envy and yearning for advanced technology constitute Japan's unrealistic desire for China's resources and land. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, due to the "Meiji Restoration", Japan was able to develop rapidly, while China gradually declined under the rule of the Qing Dynasty. During this period, Japan took advantage of the situation and launched aggression against our country, causing our people to suffer greatly.
Secondly, the article vividly describes the Soviet Union's assistance to our country during World War II, as well as the process of the Japanese army building a strong defensive line in the northeast. The Soviet Union's intervention changed the tide of the war, but Japan did not give up. They built huge fortifications in our country, among which the "Dongning Fortress" is the most famous. The construction of this fortress makes one marvel at the determination and strength of Japan at that time. The article mentions that even in the most difficult moments, this Japanese army chose to survive by eating the corpses of its comrades, and this stubborn persistence is really shocking.
Then, the article thought-provokingly reveals the brutality of war. The Soviets tried to end the battle by persuading them to surrender, but the Japanese army's refusal and brutal killings showed the viciousness of the battlefield at that time. Eventually, the Soviets used fire to force this Japanese army out of the ground. And even in the predicament of survival, these Japanese soldiers still chose to eat the corpses of their comrades, which revealed the despair of war and the degradation of human nature.
Finally, the conclusion of the article highlights the firm will of our people and the joy of victory. The sworn resistance of our revolutionary forefathers was the key factor in the success of our country, and under the leadership of the party, our people still fought bravely in the face of the disparity in strength between us and the enemy, and finally ushered in victory.
Overall, through vivid narration and profound analysis, this article gives readers a deeper understanding of a piece of history in the war of aggression against China, as well as the painful lessons of blood and fire contained in it. The memory of this period of history will help us better cherish peace and prevent the occurrence of war.
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