The author of this book was once a Japanese spy and used top-secret information to record Japan's many espionage behaviors in China during the Anti-Japanese War.
Reader comments
This book reminded me of an anti-Japanese drama I watched when I was a child. The Japanese spies in the drama were cunning and cunning, and brought huge disasters to the Chinese people. This book exposed Japan's espionage activities in China in detail through the author's personal experience, giving me a deeper understanding of that period of history. At the same time, it also makes me cherish my current peaceful life more. I think this book is very helpful for studying history and understanding Japan's war of aggression against China.
It is a profound book that exposes the atrocities committed by the Japanese fascist group in Northeast China.
This book is not only a book that introduces the real history of the Anti-Japanese War, but also a book written by a real author who has personally experienced these things, experienced World War II, and experienced events related to the Japanese invasion of China. It is a very good book. This is a very good and ironclad book written by Secretary Zheng. It is really very good and written in very detail. Although it is only a partial history, it helps us understand the history and the hardships of the Anti-Japanese War. Do you know how the Chinese people sacrificed their lives? Massacred by the invaders? Bullying and other detailed incidents, very good. I hope we can learn our shame and then be brave. To remember, to remember. We must cherish peace. Today's peace is hard-won. OK. Peace like this. Life today is hard-won. This society is not perfect, it is full of corruption, and it is full of all kinds of bullying, fraud and other incidents nowadays, but. It is still better than the era when our predecessors lived under the iron hoofs of invaders. I hope that our society can slowly heal this wound as time goes by. Most of the older generations and ancestors who experienced World War II are no longer alive. There are very, very few people who have truly experienced history and understand it. What we see now are written words, and we rarely see people telling us how we experienced World War II and how our ancestors survived. It is really the hardships of the years. It is not easy. I hope our history experts and historians can dig out more books of the same type. So what about the real events at that time, and what photos are included? Texts and images can all be displayed. Cherish peace and cherish society. Today's life is hard-won. At the same time, we must build it well, make up for the imperfections of this society, and heal slowly. Time is really very, very short, I hope we can. Cherish every day.
This book reminded me of an anti-Japanese drama I watched when I was a child. The Japanese spies in the drama were cunning and cunning, and brought huge disasters to the Chinese people. This book exposed Japan's espionage activities in China in detail through the author's personal experience, giving me a deeper understanding of that period of history. At the same time, it also makes me cherish my current peaceful life more. I think this book is very helpful for studying history and understanding Japan's war of aggression against China.
It is a profound book that exposes the atrocities committed by the Japanese fascist group in Northeast China.
This book is not only a book that introduces the real history of the Anti-Japanese War, but also a book written by a real author who has personally experienced these things, experienced World War II, and experienced events related to the Japanese invasion of China. It is a very good book. This is a very good and ironclad book written by Secretary Zheng. It is really very good and written in very detail. Although it is only a partial history, it helps us understand the history and the hardships of the Anti-Japanese War. Do you know how the Chinese people sacrificed their lives? Massacred by the invaders? Bullying and other detailed incidents, very good. I hope we can learn our shame and then be brave. To remember, to remember. We must cherish peace. Today's peace is hard-won. OK. Peace like this. Life today is hard-won. This society is not perfect, it is full of corruption, and it is full of all kinds of bullying, fraud and other incidents nowadays, but. It is still better than the era when our predecessors lived under the iron hoofs of invaders. I hope that our society can slowly heal this wound as time goes by. Most of the older generations and ancestors who experienced World War II are no longer alive. There are very, very few people who have truly experienced history and understand it. What we see now are written words, and we rarely see people telling us how we experienced World War II and how our ancestors survived. It is really the hardships of the years. It is not easy. I hope our history experts and historians can dig out more books of the same type. So what about the real events at that time, and what photos are included? Texts and images can all be displayed. Cherish peace and cherish society. Today's life is hard-won. At the same time, we must build it well, make up for the imperfections of this society, and heal slowly. Time is really very, very short, I hope we can. Cherish every day.