The fourteenth episode, Lovely Tomorrow, is about the Burmese battlefield. There are Chinese Expeditionary Forces in it, but there are not many pictures. In that jungle, the British, Indians, Chinese, Burmese, Americans, Japanese, killing each other, it was cruel.
In the film, a former junior officer of the Japanese army was interviewed, and he said: entertainment and relaxation on the battlefield? Yes. There are geisha from Japan, but the number is small, only enough for high-ranking officers. Intermediate officers have officers' clubs, where they can drink and sing. It seems that this Japanese army is familiar with British culture. He even knows the popular battlefield ditty of the British army and compared it with the Japanese army ditty. He is even a little happy here, just like the current groupies. Then, it is complicated to say, but we soldiers do not need such complicated entertainment. As long as we have money, we will go to find them, which is what you call comfort women. Because tomorrow is going to die. . .
When it comes to the origin of the comfort women, he said: Most of them were Koreans, and the soldiers respected them very much, because who else would have thought of this hell battlefield except them. . .
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