Recently, there was a long queue at the 731 Harbin explosion hall of the Japanese invasion of China in Harbin, and a netizen traveling in Harbin posted a ** on the Internet, saying that there was a long queue of visitors in front of the Harbin 731 Crime Evidence Exhibition Hall, originally wanting to praise the patriotic feelings of the Chinese, but did not think that a Chinese netizen said in the comment area:"It's a lot of big roads"。
The 731st Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Unit of the Japanese Kwantung Army in Manchuria, referred to as Unit 731, is known to the outside world as the Ishii Force or Kamo Force. Under the pretext of research, the Japanese army used live Chinese, Koreans, and allied prisoners of war to conduct biological and chemical experiments. Unit 731 is also one of the main incriminating evidence of the Japanese fascist conspiracy to launch bacteriological warfare to commit genocide.
Unit 731 is also the name given to the secret military medical unit of the Japanese fascists engaged in biological warfare, bacteriological warfare research, and human experimentation-related research in territories outside Japan. It is located in the current Harbin Pingfang District. This area was located in Manchukuo, a puppet regime supported by Japan at the time.
In August 1945, when Unit 731 was defeated, most of the buildings were blown up, and some ruins still exist. In April 2018, the Japanese Archives released the real-name list of 3,607 members of Unit 731.
On 7 July, the Evidence Exhibition Hall of Unit 731 of the Japanese Invasion Army released to the public the roster of members of Unit 1855 of the North Branch, a bacteriological warfare unit of the Japanese Army of Aggression against China, which contained the real names and personal information of 1,242 members of the unit, which was the first large-scale real-name release of the information of Unit 1855 members in China.
In June 2020, Japanese scholars published a post-World War II official document, which allegedly confirmed for the first time that Unit 731 of the Japanese army had produced bacteria. We should remember history, never forget the past, learn lessons from it, and constantly reflect and make progress.