Reporter Yang Wenjian interviewed an old man from Japan named Masao Kimura during the Wenchuan earthquake.
During the interview, Mr. Kimura told his love story with a Chinese girl more than 60 years ago (at the beginning of World War II).
During World War II, Masao Kimura was an aircraft carrier-based pilot. In 1938, Kimura was unfortunately shot down during an air raid on China. Kimura, who survived the catastrophe, was taken in by a Chinese farmer and lived in this farmer's home for a long time.
In the following time, Kimura fell in love with and married a Chinese girl named Meizi.
After Kimura and Meizi got married, they lived a life of men farming and women weaving. Although life was a bit difficult, it did not affect the love between Kimura and Meizi at all. The two also vowed to be together in this life and never be separated.
Unfortunately, the good times did not last long, and the love between Kimura and Meizi finally came to an end.
As World War II came to an end, Japan was unable to resist the U. S. Navy's intrusion into its homeland. At a time of national crisis, Japan organized the "Kamikaze" in order to save the fate of the empire. They called on all pilots to join the Kamikaze and sacrifice their lives for the country.
As a pilot, Kimura could not escape bad luck. Japan forced Kimura to join the kamikaze team. Kimura did not want to leave Meizi, so he took Meizi and fled.
During the escape, Meizi was unfortunately shot. After the injury, Meizi did not want to drag Kimura down, so she chose to leave Kimura.
Kimura, who lost Meizi, was very sad and completely despaired of life, and finally joined the kamikaze team????
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