The Japanese invasion turned the daughter of a wealthy family into a "comfort woman", who suffered inhuman torture and severe physical and mental injuries; the silence after the war did not mean forgetting, but was unwilling to reveal the shameful scars; 50 years later, she bravely broke the silence and exposed the crimes of the Japanese invaders with a heart of forgiveness - the bumpy life of a former "comfort woman".
The author tells the readers about his ups and downs, joys and sorrows over more than seventy years in the first person and in chronological order. Especially after the Japanese invaders occupied Java, the author's experience of being sent to a concentration camp and becoming a comfort woman gave Japan's right-wing forces and some media a powerful counterattack against the distortion of history and denial of the forced recruitment of comfort women.
