Military Hotspots Recent, War Memory, War Literature, War Reflections

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1) War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.

During the attack, we relied on our backward ** to fight stubbornly and effectively against the enemy (illustrating the importance of tactics).

2) After liberation, with the development of science and technology, high technology and theory have played a higher role in warfare than traditional methods and traditions. Examples: the Kosovo War and the Iraq War (both wars are typical examples of the large gap in the scientific and technological level of the two warring sides, resulting in a one-sided war result, which is enough to show the importance of science and technology to modern national defense and military, especially the Kosovo War, the US military zero; If you don't think this example is cool enough, you can talk about F22, F117, etc.) (Explain the importance of technology).

3) The anti-Japanese battlefield tested the tactical level of our army in that era, and in modern times, our army has also shown a blowout development in high-tech (99 tanks, new sea boats, cruise missiles, Varyag and aircraft carriers, J-20 and J-31 with stealth performance have also begun to fly test), looking forward to the future, we should be more confident in China's national defense construction.

Hope you find it inspiring!

[Prologue to the Third World War].

What is this**, really** or documentary**?

1.There are both high-level conversations about equipment and the use of grass-roots troops.2Don't enumerate too many data.

3.Close to the actual ** parameters, can be appropriately exaggerated.

4.It can be written from the beginning of the main character's military academy.

5.You can write about the daily life of some of the protagonists, not all military.

Can you tell me the title of the book? ** to see.

After the war, Japan hated war to the extreme, and the biggest reason was that many of their relatives died! Therefore, the most fundamental anti-war concept is to cherish life, Japan has three places for the expression of the concept of war, one is the Yasukuni Shrine, which promotes militarism, and the other is a special memorial hall to commemorate the "kamikaze ** team" in wartime, at that time, these ** were teenagers, and it was a pity to die, and the other is a memorial hall to reflect on the invasion of China, the most people go to the shrine every year, because the venue is the largest, but the people who go are not in love with militarism, most people regard it as a park, and mention that Japan should be divided into ** and the people,** It is the core of militarism, the root of hatred and all evil, the initiator of war, and the people are not willing to fight, so the Japanese people hate their ** very much, to this day, for Japan, survival is greater than war, even if there are people who do not reflect, they don't want to fight, the war makes them lose too much, they hate war, for the invasion of China, they absolutely think it is wrong, but **will not let us see the expression of the people, and **has always been implanted in the people's subconscious militarist thoughts, So the most important thing is people-to-people communication, if one day, this vicious dog suddenly jumps up, it should be killed or killed!

We have a different understanding of this war than Japan, and this needs to be objectively evaluated.

When did Japan reflect.

Different groups of people have different opinions. It can be broadly divided into three categories:

One is the general public, after the abolition of the emperor system after the war, Japan's education also changed, and more resources and focus were placed on science and economic construction, while historical issues were deliberately downplayed, especially in modern history. As a result, the majority of Japan is indifferent to or even ignorant of history, and to a certain extent avoids the revival of militarist thinking under the emperor's centralized system, but it also makes the Japanese people's understanding of the war skewed and even forgets the crimes committed by Japan during the war. The vast majority of Japanese people fall into this category.

On the one hand, there are those who experienced the war, most of whom were ordinary people during the war, suffering from the bombing and lack of supplies by the American army, and these people tend to put themselves in the shoes of the victims of the war, and they also lack awareness of the crimes committed by Japan during the war. A small number of soldiers who participated in the war have repentant thoughts, but most are reluctant to express them clearly in public, which is related to the "shame culture" typical of Japanese culture.

The last group is right-wingers, some of whom have political aims, and some of whom are soldiers of the war, who are undoubtedly diehards who deny war crimes and refuse to reflect.

As far as I majored in Japanese at university and lived in Japan, I have met three types of Japanese people, and I have summarized them for your reference.