Looking at the attitude of these Japanese towards their American godfather, it is a world of difference between them and China.

How did the Americans treat the Japanese back then? Not only did they press these Japanese ancestors to the ground and beat them fatly, but they also made them the only people in the world who tasted two large mushrooms.

But in this way, the Japanese instead treat the Americans as their ancestral godfathers, which is enough to explain the national character of the Japanese.

They only believe in the real strong man with a hard fist, even if the strong man rushes into their house, kills his father, and occupies his mother, wife and daughter, they are just as happy.

On the contrary, our nation, which treats them with tolerance, instead laughs at them coldly and spurns, and does not know what the word "gratitude" is.

If it weren't for the introduction and guidance of our Chinese culture, they would probably have stayed in the ignorant and uncivilized era of knotted rope records.

As for our well-known breastfeeding in China, not only do they not know how to be grateful, but once one day they become strong, they jump up and bite us hard.

And lying on the body of our nation, drinking blood and eating meat, and later, they were cleaned up by the Americans.

However, there was no apology to our Chinese nation at all, and the war reparations have always been procrastinated, and later we had to simply exempt them from the war reparations.

Although in recent years, they have been compensating us in the form of assistance, but the amount of money they compensated is far from enough to make up for it. The sins they committed on the land of China back then.

And now it is even more because of the change in the international situation. And in the international string up and down. Act as the vanguard of the anti-China movement.

Therefore, such a nation, in Jin Muchen's eyes, is simply unforgivable.

Let's not talk about how many people they killed and how many families they destroyed in our China back then, let's just talk about the national treasures and works of art that they took away from our China back then.

After the war, how many more did they return?

Snatched no less than hundreds of thousands of treasures, and we have been begging them for so many years. How many more did they come back?

Now he actually puts our treasure on display in his own museum, and regards it as his national treasure, Jin Muchen dares to say that he has never seen such a shameless nation in the world.

They still have the face to laugh at other Koreans, in fact, they and Koreans are just half a catty, it's just that they were rich early, so they advertise themselves internationally and brush their faces well.

If you really talk about shamelessness, they are just on par with Koreans. There are even some places that are better than those of Koreans.

And back then, they were in China, treating our national treasures. It's not just as simple as grabbing, and it can even be described as digging three feet into the ground.

If you don't want to sell, then they will grab it directly.

At that time, everyone can know how far they dug into the ground, just a simple example.

Let's just say that the pillars at the entrance of the Taihe Hall in our Palace Museum are actually replaced by wood that we found later.

In the past, the pillars at this gate were the high-grade red sandalwood and golden silk nanmu that Zheng He brought back from Nanyang when he went to the West.

Later, it was placed in the Forbidden City, and later when the Emperor of the Apocalypse, there was a big explosion in the capital for no reason, which led to the destruction of many palaces in the Forbidden City.

Later, it was the carpenter emperor who supervised the rebuilding of several major palaces in the Forbidden City, and then used the few remaining cherished timbers brought back by Zheng He as load-bearing beams.

As a result, after the Japanese occupied the capital, they dug three feet into the ground and searched frantically, and the Forbidden City can be said to have been dug several times, and then even a few wooden pillars at the entrance of the Forbidden City were not spared, and they were all dismantled and transported to Japan.

This shows how crazy the Japanese were in China back then.

This is not trivial, the Japanese have even done things that are even crazier and more reflective of their wolf ambitions.

In fact, long before the Japanese invasion of China, that is, in 1926, the Japanese government took the lead in uniting many business organizations that were 'cultivating' and doing business in China at that time, as well as Japanese ronin, as well as Japanese spies, to set up a special organization of the 'Oriental History Museum', and the purpose of establishing this organization was very simple, that is, to specifically loot the precious historical relics of various dynasties and generations in China.

And these people did this, it can be said that they did everything they could.

At that time, the Japanese government specially organized Japanese archaeological and cultural relics experts to compile an illustrated book of China's precious historical relics of various dynasties and dynasties based on the records of Chinese history books.

The precious historical relics of various dynasties and dynasties in China were compiled into a book, and then those precious historical relics were labeled.

At that time, the great painter Tang Bohu's masterpiece "Jinshan Victory Map" was numbered as "Authentic Monument 008", which became one of the important cultural relics that Japanese spies urgently needed to grab.

After the outbreak of the war of aggression against China, many Japanese cultural spies and ronins infiltrated China to find out the whereabouts of the "authentic 008".

Finally, they learned that the painting had fallen into the hands of Chen Bijun, the wife of Wang Jingwei, the chairman of the puppet government in Nanjing.

Chen Bijun, who loves antiques, has always kept the treasures of the former palace given to Wang Jingwei by the Empress Dowager Longyu secret, and has long stored it in the secret room of the Yushan monk of Dule Temple in Jixian County, Hebei Province.

In January 1940, Chen Bijun, who was aware of this, hurried to Tianjin, preparing to take the "Jinshan Scenic Spots" to Qingdao on the "Seagull" yacht back to Nanjing.

On the night of 26 January, the "Seagull" that Chen Bijun was scheduled to take was intercepted by dozens of Japanese led by Shitaro Yamamoto on the surface of the Bohai Sea, and all five Chinese employees and 19 merchants on board were thrown into the sea.

But the Japanese searched the whole ship, but they didn't find Chen Bijun and "Jinshan Victory Map". It turned out that Chen Bijun, who had learned the news in advance, had secretly changed to take the "Fuji Maru" and sneaked back to Nanjing from Tanggu. Chen Bijun, the traitor's mother-in-law who escaped the catastrophe, secretly transferred this famous painting to an underground secret room with a steel bone and iron door structure in the house of the great traitor Zhou Fohai.

But I didn't expect that this still couldn't hide from those pervasive Japanese spies, and after finding out the news again, these Japanese spies can be said to be ecstatic.

On a rainy night on January 11, 1941, Shitaro Yamamoto took more than 10 spies to sneak into Zhou Fohai's house when Wang Jingwei, Chen Bijun, Zhou Fohai and other traitor leaders met Japanese officials, opened the iron door of the basement with a cutting machine, stole the "Jinshan Victory Map", and then set fire to Zhou's house to destroy the evidence of the crime.

But in the end, these Japanese still failed to calculate, those gang of big traitors with thousands of bad water in their stomachs, after the "Jinshan Victory Map" they worked so hard to get their hands on was transported to Japan, but it was identified as a high-imitation fake by the experts of the "Oriental History Museum".

This disappointed the Japanese spies, and Shitaro Yamamoto, who led the team, was even more annoyed when he heard the news, and finally committed suicide by jumping into the sea.

At that time, after Japan's surrender, this incident was a joke for a long time.

Of course, these were just a few of the few failed cases of the Japanese back then, and most of the time, their plans to loot treasures were successful.

In that war-torn era, I don't know how many national treasures ended up in the hands of the Japanese, and I don't know how many were simply destroyed by them.

After the "July 7 Incident" in 1937, Japan launched a full-scale war of aggression against China, and also began a planned, long-term, and large-scale cultural aggression against China.

Everywhere the Japanese army went, from national museums and libraries to private collections, they were all brutally looted and vandalized.

Although a large number of precious cultural relics stored in the Palace Museum in Beijing at that time were moved south to avoid the enemy before the "77 Incident", there were still a number of precious cultural relics that had not had time to be transferred.

On August 17, 1937, the Japanese army broke into the Forbidden City and the Summer Palace almost simultaneously, and looted a large number of precious cultural relics.

In August 1942, the Japanese puppet authorities actually dug three feet into the ground, began to loot the gold dust on the gold jar of the Forbidden City, and looted 1,406 iron cannons collected by the Forbidden City.

In 1944, the precious ancient books in the Palace Museum were looted by the Japanese army again, and then the Japanese army looted 1,372 precious cultural relics from the Beijing History Museum located at the Wumen Gate of the Forbidden City.

After the fall of Jinling, the capital of the Nationalist Government, the brutal Japanese army carried out a frenzied massacre while looting and destroying the cultural relics preserved in various public and private institutions in the city.

According to rough statistics, Jinling City lost a total of 26,584 antiquities, including many world-recognized precious cultural relics, calligraphy and paintings, and 459579 books of the Shang Dynasty bronzes and jades collected by the Yinxu excavation team.

And these treasures, after the war, the Japanese almost never returned a single !!

But the most ridiculous thing is that decades after the real end, this city that was once ravaged by Japan has actually formed a sister city with Nagoya, Japan, and in the end, it has openly purchased a large number of Japanese cars as city taxis.

This shows the brainlessness of the city's rulers at that time, and Jin Muchen has always been angry about this.

You must know that Nagoya, but the nest of Japanese far-right elements, where Kodokai started, has always been the backbone of Japanese far-right groups, that is to say, a large part of the people in this city are descendants and immediate family members of Japanese devils who are extremely anti-China.

But Jinling actually formed a sister city with them, which is really ridiculous to think about.

But those people forgot, they haven't forgotten, today Lao Tzu is going to do the right thing for heaven! (To be continued.) )