A "mass grave" was dug in Shanxi, where bodies piled up like mountains, which were actually discarded by Japan. What is the truth?

There have been many wars of resistance in the history of our country. After the outbreak of the Japanese war of aggression against China, our people have been in dire straits. The Japanese brutally invaded, killed our compatriots, plundered a lot of resources and even threw chemical and biological weapons. Under the strong resistance of our people, Japan finally announced its unconditional surrender. A huge "mass grave" was dug up in Shanxi, and the remains in the cave piled up like mountains. After investigation, it was found that it was abandoned by Japan during World War II.

The Japanese army once secretly set up black factories in some parts of China. These black factories are places where they specialize in chemical and biological weapons, and even arrest our compatriots for living experiments. In a coal mine in Shanxi, people dug up a huge collective grave, which was full of bodies and buried tens of thousands of people. It is widely rumored by local people that God punished people for over-exploiting coal mines and let them die. However, after investigation, scientists found that these remains turned out to be the bodies of China people abandoned by the Japanese army during World War II.

1967, archaeologists came here to investigate these ruins and caves. For experts who have many years of research experience and have seen many relics, what they saw in the cave is hard to believe. There are mountains of bones in the cave, many of which are marked by blunt objects. Some bones are broken, some are flattened, and some are bent at incredible angles.

Experts confirmed that these bodies were mostly young and middle-aged when they died, and they should have died during the Japanese invasion of China. Later, experts looked up information and visited local people, thinking that Datong in Shanxi produced coal resources, so they were targeted by Japanese soldiers. After Japanese soldiers marched into Datong, they plundered Datong's coal resources crazily. These people are able-bodied men they caught to dig up coal resources.

After Japanese soldiers captured people around them, they forced them to work every day. These arrested people are not only hungry and cold every day, but also need long-term and high-intensity excavation. Once you get sick, you can't cure it at all, you will only let it die. Sometimes the mine is in danger, Japanese soldiers will not care about their safety, but force them to continue mining underground. Long-term mining has led to more and more dead people, and the bodies were thrown directly into the cave by the Japanese army at will.

Such cruel atrocities by the Japanese still cause us indelible pain. During the invasion, they were inhuman and brutally slaughtered and bullied innocent people. Our people will not be slaughtered by others. Generation after generation of brave soldiers took up arms and fought bravely, driving the enemy out of our country.

As the country becomes stronger and stronger, we realize more and more that closing the door to the outside world will only make a country decline more and more. Only by opening the door to the world can we grow stronger, develop our own strength and stand firm in the face of opportunities and challenges. Today, when we do ourselves well and work hard, we should always remember our predecessors and their sacrifices for our happy life today. Only by standing up straight and striving for self-improvement can we continue a peaceful and happy life.