In the spring of 1946, it was the 38th day of the Tokyo Trial.
Former Japanese Major Tetsuya Naito stood on the witness stand and held up the copper amulet that changed his fate - "Nanjing Xiaguan 1937.12.16" Was engraved on the inside, and the words "executed by order" on the back of the laminated photo made the court uproar. Just when he was about to expose the atrocities committed by the emperor's troops, a cross-border hunt for witnesses quietly started.
**Three forces wrestling in the shadows**:
- Japan's right-wing "Kanzakura Kai" vows to erase evidence of war crimes
- The Kuomintang Intelligence Service tried to use evidence to gain U. S. Support
- The underground party of the Chinese Communist Party wants to bring the truth to international public opinion
