What price did the Chinese pay for the Sino Japanese war?

Half of the rivers and mountains have fallen, **35 million people, economic losses of 560 billion US dollars, and the country's modernization process has been seriously lagged behind.

**350,000 people, and countless economic losses.

In fact, at that time, China had a total of about 2 million Japanese troops, and after a period of sorting after the end of World War II, it was found that Japan paid about 440,000 people for the war of aggression against China, which was a great shame for the small island nation of Japan.

In fact, the Japanese soldiers who came to our country to invade at that time all received formal training, and their bayonet fighting and shooting accuracy were far stronger than those of our soldiers, and their individual combat ability was not bad at all, which was very different from today's anti-Japanese dramas.

At that time, Japan was defeated and lost all the colonies obtained by aggression, and the long-term foreign war not only consumed a large number of laborers, but also completely dragged down the national economy due to the loss of the source of plunder caused by the defeat.

But what did Japan get? The war of foreign aggression diverted the domestic contradictions, avoided the fall of the emperor, and obtained a large number of resources from abroad during the war, especially after the defeat of the global fascists, the United States vigorously assisted the Japanese economy in order to balance the Asian forces, and the Japanese economy was able to rise rapidly in a short period of time, which was brought to them by the war. And their disgraceful aggression has also brought them international respect.

Judging from the national discovery, the Japanese have earned, on the other hand, China, the transition from feudal society to democratic society, the warlord separation, the eight-year war of resistance, and the ten-year civil war, if it were not for the large population base and large territory, it is estimated that we have not turned over until now.

Suffering two atomic bombs is the biggest price. More than 100,000 deaths.

The price of the defeat of the Japanese was that they were still not a fully sovereign state.

The confiscation of the army, according to the treaty, made the standard of living of the Japanese lower than that of the second-class Asian countries of the same period.

Garrisoned U.S. troops, and still is.

This situation took a certain turn after the beginning of the Cold War.

Being garrisoned, can't have an army, can't develop an offensive type** Also, I was later provided with an interest-free loan for thundering.

The decline in population is good if there is none.