Veteran never die

Chapter 392 I dedicate this chapter to the unyielding prisoners of war
0396 I dedicate this chapter to the unyielding prisoners of war
【Your names are unknown, and your achievements will last forever.The mountains know you, the rivers know you
, the motherland will never forget you]

Wang Liang couldn't help but sighed: "The anti-prisoners are a group that has been completely forgotten by history!"

"For this group, for a long time, we have adopted a collective stance of avoidance, concealment, downplaying, cover-up and aphasia. Most of them have not been named, and we don't even have an abstract figure to count them."

In those seven years, how many unknown heroes fell under the butcher's knife of the Japanese invaders?

What we know now, the familiar heroes, are just one ten thousandth, one hundred thousandth, one millionth that's all.

How many more have not even been recorded.

He was secretly arrested and killed by Japanese invaders and traitors.

The family members of the heroes did not even know that their relatives were actually anti-Japanese fighters.

During the War of Resistance Against Japan, the agents of the military command carried out countless assassinations of the Japanese and puppet dog thieves.

Many agents were also arrested and brutally killed by the Japanese and puppets.

In the 21st century, in this peaceful and prosperous age, how can young people who even remember their parents' birthdays remember these heroes?

Is their sacrifice worth it?

Wang Liang could not find the answer, nor did he know the answer.

When the nation was facing national subjugation and genocide, they generously joined the army.

They went into battle and fought bravely with the Japanese army.

They were involuntarily captured by the enemy.

Most of them were brutally killed by the enemy.

They are our ancestors and martyrs, and they are heroes who defend our country.

They are Chinese soldiers who have suffered too much hardship, suffering and misunderstanding.

Stroll the corridors and gaze up at the faces of these defiant prisoners.

Their performance was astounding.

Most of these photos were taken by Japanese military reporters.

As ordinary Chinese at that time, this was probably the only photo they had in their lifetime.

How could Wang Liang, who survived from that era, not have mixed feelings?
Suddenly, Wang Liang saw Cheng Hua again.

The girl that Wang Liang told netizens about.

Photos that hit the heart.

A girl's smile.

Only the dim light shines on the photo, but the light in her eyes is so bright. The introduction on the side of the photo reads: "Chenghua was arrested when she was holding on to the gate of Anhui Province and the county. She was only 20 at the time. age."

20 years old, only 20 years old, what is she thinking when she laughs?

My heart can't help but be full of pity, when the fancy youth meets the cold bayonet and steel gun.

Wang Liang's chest was aching.

There is also a teenager.

In the photo, the teenager is dressed in a military uniform. He is not as tall as a gun, but he has the standard posture of a soldier.

He is the young soldier Ji Wanfang.

Ji Wanfang was captured in Zengcheng, Guangdong Province in October 15 when he was only [-] years old.

Due to long-term malnutrition, Ji Wanfang in the photo looks only ten years old.

Wang Liang remembered that this photo was published in the Japanese Yomiuri Shimbun back then. This little soldier named Ji Wanfang was captured by the Japanese army. The Japanese thought it could be used to publicize China’s militarism, so they asked this little soldier to take a photo , and featured in their publications.

Therefore, this little soldier left us a precious historical photo for future generations.

He has a solemn and firm expression, small eyes wide open, wearing military equipment such as bullet belts, bugles, kettles, and enamel teacups. He is wearing shorts and leggings. His legs are close together, and his bare feet are at a 45-degree angle , showing a standard standing at attention military posture.

If you look closely, you will find that Ji Wanfang's right big toe is wrapped with a bandage, which is obviously injured.

He stood there alone, in an upright posture.

According to the nameplate on Ji Wanfang's chest, it is not difficult to decipher the number of his unit, which is the 60th Regiment of the [-]th Brigade of the [-]th Division of the No. [-] Fourth Army of the Revolutionary Army.

Wang Liang said: "The No.60 Fourth Army of the National Revolutionary Army was originally a Cantonese army.

"The 64th Army experienced and grew up during the 14-year Anti-Japanese War. During the second civil war between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, it was once the fire brigade of the national army in the East China battlefield. Wherever the war is urgent, it must go there to block it."

In this corridor, there are many, many photos.

[In early [-], the Japanese invaders concocted the January [-]th Incident in Shanghai, taking the opportunity to divert international attention, so as to facilitate the establishment of a puppet regime in the Northeast occupied area and the establishment of a puppet "Manchukuo".The people in the picture are the anti-Japanese soldiers who were arrested by the Japanese gendarmerie during the January [-]th Incident.The man with lofty ideals was dressed in plain clothes, his eyes were blindfolded, and there were obvious bloodstains on the corners of his mouth and clothes. He was apparently arrested after a struggle. 】

[The captured chief of staff of the No. 60 Eighth Division of the Chinese Army, his right hand was injured in the battle, his distressed face and helpless hand holding a cigarette, showing helplessness; but he did not look up or look at the camera, It shows the fortitude and unyielding. 】

[The Japanese army marched towards Nanjing along the Yangtze River, and the two corners of the offensive from the east captured 770 Kuomintang soldiers on the mountain near the fort of Bird Cage Mountain and Mufu Mountain. 】

[Four Chinese prisoners of war, sitting on the ground, stood behind five heavily armed Japanese soldiers, one of the prisoners played the harmonica, and the other three comrades in arms were silent, their expressions filled with yearning for victory in the war of resistance, and their melodious singing fluttered. In the 21st century, We in the peaceful and prosperous age have seen and heard it]

When Fan Jianguo collected these photos, he was unable to determine the names of all the people, and some even had difficulty determining the troop numbers.

The only thing that can be done is to interpret the content of the picture, and analyze the character's heart through the environment, actions, demeanor and appearance.

Under the watchful eyes of the heroes on both sides, Wang Liang and his party walked heavily through the 26-meter-long and [-]-meter-wide approach road and entered the main body of the museum.

This is a special space that is oppressive, twisted and full of hard and sharp angles.

The entire space is directly poured with concrete, and there is no extra decoration except for the display of exhibits.

The lighting of the space comes from high places or natural light from the long windows close to the ground. Wang Liang can feel that the architect deliberately does not set up windows at the height of human vision. Together with the gray zigzag space, tall and heavy walls, and iron fences everywhere, it creates Visitors create a prison that resembles condensed air.

It is not only a prison of the body, but also a shackle of the spirit and soul.

With the sound of stepping on the steel plate floor, and passing by Japanese steel helmets buried under the glass cover of the floor, an unbearable history that we must face is laid out.

Wang Liang didn't want to stay in this extremely depressing place for a moment. After walking out of the exhibition hall, he breathed a sigh of relief: "During the Anti-Japanese War, the Chinese soldiers were poorly equipped. Knowing that there may not be any traces of my past in this world in the future, even if it is just a photo. However, national hatred must be reported; family hatred must be avenged. Without those who walk, the future cannot be saved."

【.According to the "National Army Anti-Japanese War Records", a conservative estimate of the number of Chinese prisoners of war is 300 million, and most of them were killed by the Japanese army or used as laborers.When Japan surrendered, only 43 people remained as prisoners of war]

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