When the Kuomintang officers accepted the Japanese surrender, Ma Dasan was sentenced to death by the Kuomintang officers the day after he killed the prisoners of war.
Many compatriots are laughing and watching the fun, probably thinking that everyone is an independent country, and whether or not he has the right to be a lively and laughing stock. But when they asked the Japanese soldiers to execute them, the Japanese officers were shocked and couldn't believe it, and immediately asked the translator again if it was true? At that time, I should have thought that if this situation was at least in Japan, such a person could not be sentenced to death and handed over to prisoners for execution.
Not defending compatriots in the face of other countries, the national officers stood in a very objective angle, impartiality, speeches "such people are worthless", handing over the life of a compatriot to prisoners of war and allowing them to be executed. It hurts, it hurts... I don't know how long it took our nation to be fooled to get this result.
It made my understanding of Mr. Lu Xun's article a little deeper.
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