After the defeated Japanese soldiers returned home, what kind of way did their wives welcome them?

By the time Japan's war of aggression against China was declared a defeat in 1945, many Japanese soldiers remained in China. In other theaters, many Japanese soldiers did not return to Japan.

After the Japanese emperor signed the agreement of unconditional surrender, the Japanese soldiers on various foreign battlefields put down their hands as soon as possible, and then Japan also sent people to take these Japanese soldiers back to China one after another。In the case of reunion after a long absence, and the separation of life and death in the war, many people may think that the families of these soldiers will be full of joy to welcome their sons or husbands back to their side, but the truth is completely opposite.

Because they would rather they commit suicide by caesarean section than return to the country. Why is that? Because throughout the war, Japan was completely in a state of madness, up and down.

Fighting for the country, for honor, and for the emperor, they all went to the battlefield with the determination to die and the determination to open up territory for the country. So they think that even if they commit suicide, they will not surrender. Even crazier than these soldiers who went to the battlefield were the Japanese women who stayed in the countryThey happily sent their husbands and sons to the battlefield.

There have been reports of a mother's last son who was rumored to have died overseas, and she cried, but not because of the separation of yin and yang in the future, but because she no longer had a son who could continue to fight on the battlefield, and this psychology now sounds very crazy. However, this mentality was the common psychological state of women in Japan at that time. So this would explain why these Japanese soldiers returned homeInstead of joy and joy, their wives come to their husbands with contempt.

This is the madness of war, which makes a man completely dehumanized.

The way in which the wives of the Japanese are welcomed is exactly the opposite of what is good in our country, and they believe that defeat is more humiliating than anything else.

Even if they are defeated, they will not be allowed to enter the house, after all, Japanese women are more protective of their families.

They would not be welcomed back at all, preferring them to die outside.

I think whether it's defeat or victory, it should be more welcome.

The defeated soldiers of Japan would have felt very ashamed, and their wives would not have been very happy.

After the defeated Japanese soldiers returned to the country, their wives welcomed them in another way, that is, a simple hug.

Of course, it's quite embarrassing.

A lieutenant of the 37th Infantry Wing of the 4th Division of the Japanese Army, whose name was Seiichi Inoue.

Inoue Seiichi had just married his childhood sweetheart, Chiyoko, but it was 1931 when the 918 Incident broke out suddenly.

As soon as Inoue Kiyoshi received the order, the officers of the 4th Division immediately returned to the unit and stood by, possibly reinforcing them to fight in China at any time.

Kiyoshi Inoue and his wife Chiyoko are on their honeymoon, which is really a very sweet moment, and they can't leave an inch.

When receiving the order, Inoue Seiichi expressed chagrin and frustration, thinking, "Why is war breaking out at this time?" The army is also too inconsiderate, how many times can a person get married in a lifetime? ”。

After hearing her husband's complaints, Chiyoko did not speak, and the next day she sent Kiyoichi Inoue to leave home and rush to the army.

However, as soon as Inoue Kiyoichi arrived in the army, he received a mourning report that his 21-year-old wife, Chiyoko, had died.

Inoue Kiyoshi couldn't figure it out, because his wife was in very good health, how could she die after just a few days away?

He soon learned the truth and was shocked.

It turned out that Chiyoko didn't want her husband to be distracted and treated her wife as a burden to the battle, so she decided to commit suicide.

She cut her own throat with a knife and died like that! Chiyoko also deliberately left a suicide note for her husband before committing suicide, and in the suicide note, Chiyoko also comforted her husband not to be sad and not to be a person who was disloyal to His Majesty the Emperor because she was a woman. After her death, her husband had no worries on the battlefield, and she instructed her husband to fight bravely in China and not to disappoint her and His Majesty the Emperor's expectations.

How much truth is there in this story? We only know that Inoue Seiichi has this person, and his wife did commit suicide, but for what purpose, I'm afraid only the two of them know.

However, Japanese propaganda has added fuel and vinegar and made a lot of publicity: they have become a model of loyalty to the monarch and love the people, and many Japanese women are vying to imitate it, which is really shocking!

Let's think about it, in this case, the husband did not commit suicide, but surrendered and returned to China in disgrace, what expression does the Japanese wife have?

First of all, there must be some contempt for the husband, because in the Japanese family, the wife has no status, and the man is the head of the family. However, men are so cowardly, and of course wives can't look down on them.

Secondly, the wife is also somewhat glad that her husband has returned to at least the family is normal, the pre-war life can be maintained, and she does not have to be a widow, and takes care of the elderly and children alone, and the burden is reduced.

In the end, seeing that everyone was like this, all the soldiers surrendered and were repatriated, and the wife was relieved. Now that the war has been lost, ordinary people can only admit the reality. It is better to have a living husband than a dead husband.

It's a grand welcome back, because they are heroes in the eyes of the Japanese. They contributed to the Motherland.

The wife is very indifferent to her husband who returns from defeat, and Japan admires the samurai spirit, and a defeated soldier will be looked down upon by everyone, including his wife. Wives do not welcome their defeated husbands at all, and some even leave them.

The wives would go to the ports of Japan to greet their husbands in person, and they would all kneel down and bow in the direction of their return.

Japan pursued militarism and was influenced by militarism, and their wives thought that losing the war was very shameful, so they basically ignored it.

Greet each other with a cold face. Because Japan is a country that admires the spirit of the samurai, a man is the head of the family at home, and the husband comes back from defeat, it must be a shameful thing, and he will not be able to hold his head up in the face of others. Therefore, it is a shame to return to the motherland after defeating the war in Japan.

Their wives looked very cold. Because Japan is a very success-or-failure person, and feels that they have brought shame to the country.

Instead of comforting them, these wives humiliate them and lead them to suicide.

After the end of World War II, a large number of Japanese soldiers returned to China. Many women rejoice in the return of their husbands or sons; However, some extreme women are disappointed because they think they are facing a loser going home.

Such Japanese women would see their husbands as cowards, and if the soldiers did not get jobs when they returned home, they would be seen as a burden to the family. Not only do they snub their husbands, but they also reprimand. Over time, veterans living in such families will feel very hopeless, and many people will think:

It is better to die on the battlefield than this.

The wife was very excited to see her husband, and she was also in tears, because she was very relieved to see her husband come back alive, so she was very happy.

Some of them will feel special joy after not seeing their husbands for many years, thinking that it is good to come back and the family can be together again, but some think that their husbands are very cowardly, and they should have no face to return home after losing the battle, and they look down on them very much.

On August 15, 1945, Emperor Hirohito of Japan announced his acceptance of the Potsdam Proclamation and unconditional surrender. In this way, the 14-year-long War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression finally ended with the victory of our country. Since the outbreak of Japan's war of aggression against China in 1931, the 1931 Incident, this group of aggressors has committed numerous crimes in the past 14 years.

The Japanese emperor announced his unconditional surrender, and the Japanese troops stationed in China also withdrew from China one after another, but some people are curious, what kind of way did the Japanese soldiers go home and marry their wives to greet them? The soldier said: It is better to die in battle!

Japan was very strong before its defeat in World War II. At the beginning of World War II, Japan was invincible in Asia, and even Britain and the United States could not take Japan. Therefore, the military status of Japan at this time was very high, the Japanese were influenced by militarism since childhood, they had lost the ability to observe and judge correctly, the Japanese considered loyalty to the emperor to be a kind of pride, they advocated wars of aggression, and Japanese soldiers were loyal to the emperor and could give up everything they had.

But when they returned home after the defeat of the Japanese war, their wives did not treat them well, believing that the defeated soldier was a disgrace, even if the soldier was their husband. In Japan, as a loser, you don't deserve dignity and care, and when you walk down the street, you are despised by people, and everyone thinks that they are incompetent and weak. So what these soldiers who returned home from defeat saw was that their wives would choose to remarry, and to whom?

It is the American soldier who is powerful in their eyes. It's really sad that after being defeated and returning home, I have to suffer the loss of my wife, and I have to bear the humiliation of the weak.

Japan, which was defeated in World War II, was completely controlled by the United States, and American GIs could do whatever they wanted in Japan, and Japan could only endure and dare not speak out against it. They blame the humiliation and dignity of their country on ordinary soldiers, whose incompetence has led to the lack of sovereignty of their country.

Influenced by militaristic ideology, the wives of Japanese prisoners of war did not welcome them warmly, but treated them coldly, believing that it was a shame for the prisoners of war to return alive.

Their wives came to greet them with many children, and they were glad that their husbands had returned.

At that time, when the Japanese soldiers returned home, their wives held a feast at home to celebrate, because they thought that the Japanese soldiers had won the battle.

Because Japan was under militaristic ideology at that time, the people in the country were disgusted with these soldiers, believing that the defeat was due to them, and the wife chose to divorce the soldiers.

Their wives and relatives despise these returning soldiers and make them feel ashamed. Contempt for the Japanese soldiers who returned home.

After many soldiers returned home, their wives not only did not sympathize, but used excessive language to humiliate their husbands, why don't you die on the battlefield, why do you come back from death, in the face of the white eyes and spitting of relatives and friends, many soldiers who found their families could not bear this shame, some hanged themselves, and some committed suicide by cutting their stomachs.

When Japan launched its war of aggression against China, it boasted that it was for the common prosperity of Greater East Asia and that it was a "just war." If it was really a just war, then those soldiers who participated in the battle should have been warmly welcomed when they returned home, so is this the case?

In the first few years of the war, people may have been deceived into thinking that this was a just war, but in the later stages of the war, when Japan was losing and retreating, and the domestic economy was greatly affected, it was then that they recognized the true face of the Japanese empire and began to oppose the war. Therefore, those soldiers who returned home after suffering defeat, their ending was not satisfactory, and it can be said that they were still very miserable. Those anti-war people did not look good at all, and they even thought that these soldiers should not come back at all, and should apologize for their sins in other countries.

Therefore, when the soldiers returned home, they were like mourning dogs, hoping for their wives' forgivenessBut their wives will think that they have become a disgrace to the country and will humiliate them. What's even worse is that some soldiers' wives directly remarried, causing many families to dissolve in the end.

At that time, many of those soldiers could not bear such a blow, and some committed suicide, and some who did not commit suicide went to the streets to begSo at that time, you often saw soldiers and beggars on the streets, and sometimes those soldiers would meet their former wives on the streets, dressed up and holding other men's arms and passing by, and that kind of feeling was probably only experienced by yourself.

Back then, a Japanese soldier returned to China and expressed this emotion, "If I had known this was the case, it would have been better to die abroad." Now that I think about it, this fate may be the retribution they deserve.

At that time, the defeated soldiers returned to their hometowns, and the treatment was relatively good. His wife came to the door in a kimono to greet them and made them something delicious.

After the defeat of Japan, they were not treated well when they returned to China, but were regarded as a shame by their wives, who felt that they should die in other countries, and many soldiers were separated from their wives in those days.