What will Mihoko and her family say and do when they make a special trip to China 40 years later?

The former Nie Shuai's secretary recalled: "It was very touching at the time, Meidezi was very excited, after seeing Nie Shuai, he took his hand and touched his forehead on Nie Shuai's hand with the highest etiquette in Japan, which is the highest etiquette." Mihoko couldn't cry, saying that Nie Shuai was her reborn parent.

After meeting with Nie Shuai, on July 16, Mihoko's family came to Shijiazhuang and Jingcheng Coal Mine Railway Station. In Mihoko's vague impression, the location of the train station and the place where her father used to work are the same as 40 years ago, and she is also excited to get to the place where she was rescued. After leaving Shijiazhuang, Mihoko went to Hangzhou and Shanghai and was warmly received everywhere she went.

On July 23, Mihoko concluded her trip to China and returned to Japan from Shanghai.

In 1980, Mihoko traveled thousands of miles to China with his children to visit General Nie.

Seeing General Nie, Mihoko said:"You are my savior, you saved me, and I have such a happy family today. "General Nie said

In doing so, we should stress the glorious tradition of humanitarianism for the Chinese People's Liberation Army. The Japanese nation is an industrious and courageous nation, and after the war, Japan's economic development was rapid, and it became a developed industrial country in a short period of time, so we should learn from you. "

When parting, Mieko was full of tears, held General Nie's hand and said:"Please take care of your health and hope that you will be able to visit Japan. "

The friendship between General Nie and Mieko has crossed thousands of rivers and mountains, and the deep affection between them has not only touched our Chinese descendants, but also built a bridge for Sino-Japanese friendship, and the dove of peace is flying in the air.

The years are urging people to grow old, and in the blink of an eye, Mihoko has changed from an innocent and lovely girl to a serious and solemn mother. The only thing that hasn't changed is the gratitude to General Nie. Stepping into Beijing for the second time, Mihoko couldn't believe her eyes.

Mihoko finally found General Nie's house, and at this time, she couldn't help but feel emotional, thinking, "I wonder if Uncle Nie is in good health?" With that, Mihoko, full of excitement, walked towards the shogun's house with her husband and son.

General Nie's home is still so poetic, the pine tree that Mihoko planted when she was a child has long been a thousand feet tall, Mihoko stroked the pine tree and said, "Pine, pine, do you know that the general is in good health now?" With that, Mihoko continued to move forward, her heart beating faster.

When Mihoko saw a white-haired old man sitting in the middle of the restaurant, she was stunned at first, and then couldn't help but throw herself into General Nie's arms and shouted affectionately: "Uncle! How touching and affectionate this voice is!

The people at the scene were also surrounded by this strong family affection, and everyone walked up to General Nie one after another and solemnly gave a military salute. General Nie also returned the salute to everyone, and Mihoko said to her son and daughter, "Call grandpa!"

The children shouted in unison, "Grandpa! The crisp sound of the children's voice brought General Nie back to forty years ago, and he picked up the children with a smile on his face.

As she spoke, Mihoko picked up a slightly yellowed ** and said to General Nie, "Uncle Nie, do you remember this **?" General Nie pointed to the short-haired little girl on the left and said

It's you! Mihoko said excitedly: "That's me, your Sui'er has grown up!"

"Another precious ** is out."

It's about General *** during the Anti-Japanese War, saved a little Japanese girl, and sent her back to Japan through some channels, and later this Mieko did not forget to be grateful, and came to visit General ***. . . I only remember this, and I almost forgot what I learned in my elementary school textbooks!!

Mihoko came to General Nie's house, but after all, 40 years have passed, General Nie has gray hair, and he doesn't remember much about 40 years ago, Mihoko excitedly held General Nie's hand and said with tears streaming down her face: "General Nie, do you remember?" 40 years ago, you rescued two orphan girls in the war, and I'm that old Mihoko!

You have taken care of us with kindness and kindness, and you have sent us back to our hometown! General Nie finally thought about it and said solemnly: "You are also the victims of the war, you are innocent, and our Eighth Route Army should do these things."

Mihoko nodded, very moved in her heart, and publicized this incident 40 years ago, and when the Japanese people knew about it, they all called General Nie Rongzhen a "living bodhisattva" and a "messenger of Sino-Japanese friendship".

A middle-aged woman in her 40s who traveled thousands of miles from Japan to China was asking around about the whereabouts of General Nie, she was a Japanese girl who was rescued from the war by General ***, one of the top ten marshals of our country. Mihoko's purpose in coming all the way to China this time was to visit and thank General Nie for saving his life. Mihoko came to General Nie's door and knocked lightly on the door a few times.

A voice: "It's coming!" The door opened, and before his eyes appeared a gray-haired, kind-eyed old man.

He took a closer look, this is General Nie who saved him 40 years ago, although General Nie does not have the majestic and majestic appearance of the year due to the passage of time, but his kindness and kindness have not changed due to the passage of time. Mihoko immediately burst into tears and said excitedly, "General Nie, do you remember me?"

My second life was saved by you risking your life! General Nie was silent for a while, and said excitedly: "Are you the little girl who loved to eat pears that I came out of the war back then?"

Mihoko immediately responded: "En, en!" General Nie invited Mihoko into the house and talked for several hours.

When it was time to eat, Mihoko invited General Nie to a private room in a big hotel and invited him to eat. When parting, Mihoko said to General Nie with tears in her eyes: "General Nie, you are my reborn parents, here, can I call you 'father'?"

General Nie agreed. Mihoko said goodbye to General Nie with these tears.

In the Xinjiang Hall of the Great Hall of the People.

And so on and so forth. And so on and so forth. Wait a minute. Wait.

Forty years later, Mihoko and his family arrived in Beijing by plane from Nagasaki. On this trip, Miho's greatest hope is to meet Nie Shuai and thank him for saving his life in person. Seeing Nie Shuai, Mihoko was very excited, stepped forward, took Nie Shuai's hand, and saluted Nie Shuai with the highest etiquette in Japan.

She couldn't cry, and said excitedly while crying: "If you hadn't saved me 40 years ago, I wouldn't be where I am today." Although I am living an ordinary life now, this is also given by you Nie Shuai, you are my reborn parents.

Nie Shuai took Mimieko's hand, talked to her cordially, and gave her a picture.

She said to General Nie, you are great.