What is the history of Meideng s request for China to send troops to occupy Japan after World War II

Originally, the Kuomintang planned to garrison troops, but the Kuomintang-Communist war in China was canceled.

Have it? Maybe it's a soldier.

Ostensibly because Japan, as a defeated country, no longer had an army, the United States stationed troops in Japan to provide protection for Japan

In essence, the United States quickly controlled Japan's post-war politics and military after the Japanese Chinese Army, and prevented the Soviet Union from controlling Japan**, curbing the Soviet Union's eastward advance, and then controlling Japan economically

Judging from today, this move has undoubtedly brought tremendous benefits to the Americans and to post-war Japan, and the United States has used its control over Japan to form a blockade of China's first island chain in the Pacific Ocean, restricting China's discovery, and forming a powerful control over the situation in the Asia-Pacific region, while Japan has quickly emerged from the shadow of World War II and has become the world's second power

World war ii. When Japan formally surrendered to China, Sakura Soma should beSeptember 9, 1945

So everyone's doubts are here again, what days do August 15th, August 21st, and September 2nd represent? To prevent confusion, the relevant chronological order and events are listed below:

On August 15, Japan** announced its surrender but did not formally surrender.

On August 21 of that year, Takeo Imai flew to Zhijiang.

Surrender (note that it is a "just surrender" and not a formal surrender).

On September 2, Japan** to the Central Powers.

Formal surrender (but not formal surrender to the Chinese spine).

On September 9, the surrender ceremony of the invading Japanese army was held in Nanjing. Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese Chinese Dispatch Army, Okamura Ninji.

On behalf of Japan, he signed the instrument of surrender and handed over his sword, indicating that the invading Japanese army formally surrendered to China.

At the beginning of the 20th century, the United States participated in the Eight-Nation Alliance's war of aggression against China in 1900.

The eight countries were Britain, France, Germany, the United States, Japan, Russia, Italy, Austria (Austria-Hungary), and the war ended in the defeat of the Qing Dynasty, and the eight countries, together with Belgium, Spain, and the Netherlands, which had damaged their embassies in the Boxer Rebellion, forced the Qing to sign the "Xinchou Treaty". As a result, China was completely reduced to a semi-colonial and semi-feudal state.

What does it mean that Japan is so-called involved in a war of aggression against China? As early as 1894, there was the Sino-Japanese War, which ceded the Liaodong Peninsula, although it was returned to China after the intervention of the three powers. In World War I, Japan was an ally with China, and Austria, Italy, and Germany were allies.

Although China is the victorious power, it is basically ignored.

At the end of World War II, in order to continue Japan's stubborn resistance, the Japanese Cabinet Decree expanded the conscription requirements, requiring the conscription of Japanese civilians to join the army, and the conscription order required the enlistment age to be expanded from 15 to 60 years old for men and from 17 to 45 years old for women.

1. In addition to the defense forces on its own territory, Japan also carried out a pre-war general mobilization, when Japan had prepared 10,000 combat aircraft to provide to the notorious kamikaze commandos to use against the American landing force.

2. The Japanese Navy also developed a lot of suicide ships to defend the security of the Japanese mainland, and Japan had prepared 6 million regular troops to protect the security of the Japanese mainland.

3. The Allied forces, mainly the United States, began to conduct landing operations in Japan, and the Japanese Army intended to deal with the Allied landing operations with a superior force of 5:1.

4. In order to resist the attack of the US military, it has begun to teach ordinary people some experience of suicide attacks, and the main method is to let these ordinary people tie explosives to themselves, and when they encounter US tanks, they will immediately rush forward and launch suicide attacks.

5. In addition to making major adjustments to personnel, Japan also ordered its engineering units to build a large number of tunnels, bunkers, and barbed wire fences in Japan's coastal areas to resist the attack of the US army.

The Okinawa landing brigade chain operation enabled the US military to achieve the final attack on the naval and air bases on the Japanese mainland. However, it should also be noted that the Japanese army's defensive operation at Chi Zhen Gao on Okinawa Island made the US military realize the arduousness of launching a landing operation on the Japanese mainland, delayed the time for the US troops to attack the Japanese mainland, and bought time for the defense of the Japanese mainland.