Many people hate Japan, I don't care, but measured by history, Japan is not qualified. Take the nation as an example: during the Yuan Dynasty, the authorities slaughtered the Han nationality; In the early Qing dynasty, the authorities treated the Han nationality equally. Look at the five flowers, Han people don't save the night.
Similarly, in foreign wars, how many ethnic groups were wiped out in the war.
No one knows that we hate Japan because our history is too close to me, and even more because we have to be our ancestors to write that history! The long river of history is rolling on.
Don't criticize history, because we have no right to speak.
To treat historical events, we should comprehensively evaluate the social and political background at that time.
It doesn't matter who is right or wrong, what matters is what we have done now.
Some people say you muddle along.
Right is right, wrong is wrong.
The problem is that none of us can tell the story clearly. Is it meaningful to argue? It is better to sum up than to argue. Learning and summarizing history will help us to deal with current problems better! The past and the unknown can't be solved by arguing! One will be successful, ten thousand bones will dry up, and it will rise and fall through the ages, and later generations will comment.
People who really care about history never argue about it.
Give everyone a suggestion. Don't get too excited and angry when reading other people's historical posts, thinking that those are only published by ourselves according to our own understanding of historical materials, because everyone's understanding of history is different, and it is inevitable that there will be differences! Only by discussing and communicating together can we increase our understanding of history.