Because of her words, she gave up her job with an annual salary of 500,000 yuan and began to travel around the world, appealing many times. From her youngest years to the age of nearly fifty, she has experienced an immeasurable number of lost cases, and it has become her daily routine to openly shout with the Japanese **.
This brave lady was commented on by the American historian Shelton: "If there are only two such Chinese women, Japan can sink." ”
What kind of person is Wang Xuan? What did she do to make CCTV evaluate her as "shouldering the mission of history with a weak shoulder"? Why do American historians feel so much about her?
What made her dare to openly argue with Japan? ”
Wang Xuan, a woman who has experienced failure, now has an old face. However, she is an out-and-out top student, and she has an incomparable thirst for knowledge since she was a child, so she is very serious about learning.
When she was young, she went to her hometown in Zhejiang as a rural educated youth to join the queue, because she grew up in Shanghai, so she was full of curiosity about her hometown in Zhejiang. There, she spent four years in the queue.
Wang Xuan, a high-achieving student who was eye-catching in that era. After graduating from Zhejiang University with a major in English, his deep attachment to his hometown drove him to become an English teacher.
During his time studying in Japan, he not only met her husband, who was also from China, but also started their settled life here. For the people of that era, being able to study abroad and have a high level of knowledge undoubtedly made Wang Xuan a high-profile talent.
And in the nineties, his annual salary of hundreds of thousands proved his irreplaceability.
In 1989, Wang Xuan received his master's degree in education from the University of Tsukuba, with honors. After receiving her degree, she chose to settle down and live in Japan. Although she was a little uncomfortable at first, after a few years of adaptation, she gained a general understanding of Japanese culture.
As a practitioner in the education industry, Wang Xuan also began to conduct in-depth research on Japanese culture. However, in the process of research, she always felt that something was wrong, and there was a big difference from the culture she had been exposed to in China.
This is not only because of the cultural differences between the two countries, but also because she has discovered some deep-seated problems. At an international symposium in the nineties, she finally found the root of these problems.
Influenced by her father's words, she decided to put aside her job in Japan and began a life of appeal for many years.
Wang Xuan was surprised to hear that an international seminar on Unit 731 would be held in Harbin in 1995. Because her father had told her that her little uncle had contracted the plague and died of the plague under Unit 731, when he was only thirteen years old.
The painful expression on his father's face when he recounted this experience made Wang Xuan unforgettable. Therefore, when she heard the word Unit 731, she decided to find out the truth for herself.
When Wang Xuan returned to her homeland in 1995, she was intent on learning about the content of the seminar, but she accidentally heard reports from two Japanese about the plague epidemic caused by 731 bacteriological warfare in Yiwu, Zhejiang, which filled her heart with anger and grief.
So, she decided to conduct a full investigation to expose this brutal act of war.
The Bacteriological Warfare Museum records the details, but regrettably, there are almost no traces of these in the cultural history of Japan, and only some clues have been preserved in the Chinese records.
Wang Xuan was silent, and he finally understood the reason why he always felt that there was a huge difference between the content of Japan and Japan when he learned about Japanese culture. China recorded these histories in their entirety, while Japan haphazardly erased them.
Wang Xuan was angry, thinking of those who died of the plague like his little uncle, and then looking at the understatement of the Japanese **, he began to look around in his hometown in Zhejiang for traces of the past.
Wang Xuan searched for traces from house to house, hoping to find evidence related to Japanese bacteriological warfare and Unit 731, but the more he searched, the more disappointed he became, his mood became heavier and heavier, and his hatred for Japan ** deepened day by day.
During the Anti-Japanese War, Japan's Unit 731 launched brutal bacteriological warfare in order to weaken the resistance of the Chinese people. In order to cover up this kind of behavior, Japan secretly carried out bacteriological warfare, harming countless Chinese people.
In 1950, Japanese war criminals revealed some details of bacteriological warfare in the Fushun War Criminals Management Center, revealing the tragic historical fact that thousands of Chinese were tortured to death.
Although it is only a simple eight words, "live experiments, for actual combat", it deeply pierces the heart of every Chinese.
It was only in 1980 that a non-fiction book called "The Devil's Food" first introduced the world to the large-scale bacteriological warfare carried out by Japan in China. However, despite the documentary's existence, there are very few written records of this historical event.
The release of the documentary sparked a huge response, and some Japanese officers who were involved in bacteriological warfare began to reveal more secrets.
In 1946, a report from the Chinese War Crimes Committee in Nanjing revealed the crimes of the Japanese army in carrying out bacteriological warfare in China. This report revealed that the Japanese army deliberately spread infectious diseases such as typhoid fever, plague, and red dysentery in the Jinhua area of Zhejiang Province, causing countless Chinese civilians to be infected and even die.
They are only trying to poison the enemy and demoralize it. However, the report soon disappeared without a trace under the patronage of the United States.
The shadow left by germ warfare has not dissipated, but has been revisited in documentaries and seminars. So, how brutal was the Japanese army back then? According to the confession of Yoshio Furuto, an officer of the former Unit 731, they even used airplanes to transport typhoid and paratyphoid bacteria, and threw them into reservoirs, wells, and civilian settlements in an attempt to infect Chinese civilians on a large scale.
Even more outrageous was the fact that they also distributed germ-contaminated steamed buns to Chinese prisoners of war.
Yoshio Furuto exposed the brutality of Unit 731, who conducted frostbite tests on Chinese civilians, some of whom had lost their fingers and palms, and only bones remained.
Unit 731's brutality against Chinese civilians is just the tip of the iceberg. Despite the fact that Unit 731 tried to cover up these atrocities after the defeat, there were still people who had a bad conscience.
One of the young soldiers, who served in Unit 731, recalled that period of history and was in great pain.
Unit 731 was a place of great pain and horror for the young soldier, an inhuman age that he called the "killing machine," an experience that would have had a profound impact on his entire life.
Through his testimony, we can learn that Chinese civilians are forced to undergo various experiments every day, including plague, cholera, and typhoid, and their bodies and lives are greatly devastated and tortured.
And the living human experiment is a daily compulsory course, these innocent Chinese are forcibly injected with plague bacteria, and then watch themselves leave this world, the pain and despair is indescribable.
This history had a profound impact on him, and he will never forget this horrific experience.
Expose Japan's germ warfare crimes and truly restore the tragic history of those years. In 1995, ** began to expose the crimes of the Japanese bacteriological troops, and many officers and soldiers of the former bacteriological units began to confess the truth.
In order to carry out the experiment smoothly, Unit 731 even set up a special number and arranged for people to undergo different types of tests, including the elderly and children. These experiments are brutal to the point of obtaining the freshest data.
We should remember this history and let future generations know about this tragic past.
My father told me that there was once a grandmother in her fifties who begged not to hurt a four-year-old child in the other room, and that they were all test subjects. ”
This incident is shocking, live experiments, inhumane, disguised concealment, and no one has apologized so far. These facts are the reasons why Wang Xuan gave up his job with an annual salary of 500,000 yuan and resolutely fought on the road of appeal.
So, what did Wang Xuan do?
Wang Xuan, an ordinary Chinese, chose an extraordinary path in 1996 - joined the civilian germ warfare investigation team, and he served as the head of the group of plaintiffs for more than 180 victims of bacteriological warfare.
In 1997, he resolutely took Japan to court, however, because of the disparity in power and the denial of Japan's **, he lost the lawsuit. However, this did not make him give up, he looked at the Chinese who were still being attacked by "germ warfare", and he knew that he could not fall.
Therefore, he continued to appeal, and for the sake of those Chinese, he did not give up.
In order to win Japan's recognition of germ warfare, Wang Xuan took an old man of seventy or eighty years old to appear in court 28 times, but she was rejected on the grounds that "individuals have no right to file a lawsuit against **".
Despite several defeats, she was not discouraged. On the contrary, she firmly believes that the more the Japanese evade, the more it can prove the authenticity of bacteriological warfare. When the result of losing the lawsuit was notified that the individual had no right to file a lawsuit against **, Wang Xuan understood that Japan** admitted the existence of bacteriological warfare, but chose to evade responsibility.
Wang Xuan, an old man who was invaded by bacteriological warfare, never gave up even though her years had passed. With the hope of all the old people, with an indomitable spirit, she has been looking for the truth and making the perpetrators pay the due price.
Wang Xuan's tenacity and perseverance began to be noticed by the world, and her thin shoulders carried the burden of history. She has always been on the path of seeking the truth, and no matter how difficult the road is, she will not stop.
In 2002, when Wang Xuan was selected as one of the top 10 people who moved China, she was 50 years old, but she never saw appeals as a pressure, but as a way of life.
She is busy looking for the victimized Chinese people every day, sorting out evidence, and suing Japan**. Wang Xuan, her story tells us that no matter how difficult life is, no matter how difficult it is, as long as we have firm faith and unyielding spirit, we can overcome everything.
Wang Xuan has attracted much attention at home and abroad because of his continuous running and efforts to the victims. Her husband said she felt worth only when she was running around for those victims.
Wang Xuan will never forget those compatriots who have been subjected to ** because of germ warfare, so she will not give up. Her appeal caught the attention of Japan**, who initially thought that as long as the Tokyo court kept rejecting the king's election, she would retreat.
However, Japan has always underestimated the patriotism of a Chinese person and Japan's strong desire to publicly apologize to the Chinese.
If Japan does not act, it will face the consequences of the international community's denial of the facts of Unit 731 and the distrust of the people. Wang Xuan's efforts have yielded remarkable results, and Japan has written bacteriological warfare into textbooks, allowing more people to understand the truth of history.
However, there is still a lot of work that needs to be done to let more people know the full picture of this event in order to better face history and avoid a repeat of historical tragedies.
In the face of China's suffering from bacteriological warfare, those victims have not yet received the apologies they deserve, and even some elderly people are still suffering from germ warfare. However, Wang Xuan did not give up, and she firmly believes that as long as she perseveres, she will definitely see Japan's apology in the future.
Wang Xuan's insistence is moving, however, this is only a part of the bacteriological warfare, and there are many Japanese ** who choose to unilaterally erase the traces of history, and even now there are Japanese people who do not know the history of Nanjing at all.
American historian Sheldon even commented that if China had two more people like her, it would be enough to put Japan under even greater historical pressure.
Wang Xuan, a single-handedly hero, used unremitting efforts to make Japan write bacteriological warfare into the textbook. His actions were not only for himself, but also for the Chinese who suffered in bacteriological warfare.
Despite the fact that many years have passed since World War II, Japan has yet to apologize to the countries that were violated. The existence of Wang Xuan shows us a tenacious Chinese whose spirit deserves our respect.
Although he is seventy-one years old, his actions have not stopped, and he is still campaigning for those who have been victimized by germ warfare, so let us pay tribute to him.
Wang Xuan went through hardships in Japan and spent ten years to complete the creation of "The Year of the Great Cheap", which is what she has seen and heard. She is an outstanding woman who shoulders the heavy responsibility of history with a thin body, and debunks the hypocritical lie with the righteous **.
She is Wang Xuan, a Chinese woman who campaigns for "germ warfare." Let us always remember her name, Wang Xuan.