Lao Wang smiled bitterly and said, "I escaped during the chaos of the bombing.
Then, with the help of his fellow villagers, he secretly changed his identity and survived.
There were more than a thousand of us in that group, and more than a hundred died on the ship.
After arriving in Fuso, they were dispersed to various mines, factories and docks to do hard labor.
Wild vegetable dumplings and rotten potatoes were the few foods we had.
If you don't have enough to eat and sleep well, you'll still be working like a donkey or a horse.
Those who were weak could not endure and died one after another.
I escaped, but I heard that after Fuso surrendered, they tried to cover up their crimes.
The remaining laborers were sent to more remote mountains and forests.
His outcome is self-evident: he will either be exhausted to death or be killed.
I even dared not mention that I was a captured laborer and that I had to go back."
Zhang Xudong frowned and asked:
"At that time, the Japanese army captured about 40,000 Chinese workers.
But after they surrendered, they said that these Chinese workers were living a good life in Fuso and were unwilling to go back.
In this way, these 40,000 Chinese workers disappeared mysteriously. It seems that they were really killed.
This bunch of bastards, there are tens of thousands of ordinary people, why did they do that?"
Lao Wang seemed to have thought of something, and he said fearfully:
“They fart, what’s the good life?
They dared us Chinese workers to show up.
They have done so many things worse than beasts, how can they let the outside world know about it?
One of my fellow villagers, who was only fifteen years old, was so hungry that he ran to the supervisor's room and stole a rice ball to eat.
As a result, the supervisor tied the child to a tree and let two vicious dogs tear him apart and eat him alive.
Some were beaten to death with whips, and some were hung in the sun to die.
They fell ill and were thrown into mass graves to die.
How could they allow these crimes to be exposed?"
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