Why would Japan rather abandon its homeland than keep this piece of Chinese territory?

To analyze the original intention and background of Japan's coveting and occupation of the northeast of the mainland, it is necessary to restore the historical facts: since the late 16th century, the Japanese side gradually revealed its aggressive intentions, and as the times passed, its wolf ambitions became more and more apparent, especially the northeast region as a strategic priority. This article will provide a more in-depth and comprehensive analysis.

Given its rich history, Japan strategically values the Tohoku region. Ever since Toyotomi Hideyoshi advocated the idea of a "Greater Japan," Japan has been steadfast in its quest for the unification of the Asian region, and Tohoku is seen as the key. Japan's vast territory and abundant natural resources have stimulated strong territorial ambitions, and it has gone all out to compete for Tohoku at the expense of its own interests.

Given that the abundant coal resources in the northern part of the mainland are closely related to the development of Japan's domestic industry, it is especially important for Japan, which is highly dependent on energy. As a result, Japan is actively expanding its influence and total territory in Northeast China, while at the same time making full use of local resources to promote the rapid development of its own industry.

Japan's aggression against Northeast China stems from its long-term planning and desire for long-term control. Since the "918 Incident" in 1931, the colonial policy has been implemented and deliberately encroached upon, with the intention of permanently occupying this area.

Recently, Japan is planning to bring in a large number of immigrants to its northeastern region in order to maintain its demographic advantage, strengthen its regional control, and treat the region as a local territory.

Japan has formulated this strategy with the aim of further promoting economic and infrastructure investment in the Tohoku region. The government has spent a lot of money to attract outstanding talents, vigorously promote the construction of key projects such as railways and factories, and seek greater control over the region, so as to seize more abundant resources and wealth to meet the country's development needs.

In the late 19th century, under the influence of the idea of "God's Kingdom", Japan regarded the Tohoku region as its own territory. They were determined to conquer the surrounding Asian countries, especially the northeastern region, which was then ruled by China.

During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Japanese invasion of the three eastern provinces revealed its overconfidence and cold-bloodedness. They have no regard for the interests of other peoples, and even disdain them. This kind of behavior stems from its colonial mentality, which attempts to completely control the Northeast region through various means.

Located in East Asia, the Tohoku region is attracting Japan's attention due to its unique geographical advantages and strategic position, and its abundant natural resources. The vast expanse of land and abundant forestry resources not only supported Japan's industrialization process, but also made coal resources the focus of its attention.

Under the leadership of the industrial revolution, Japan's energy demand has increased dramatically, especially in the northeastern region, where coal resources are more prominent. In response, Japan pursued a two-track strategy: increasing its colonial rule over the region and promoting resource extraction.

In the course of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, our soldiers and people defended the motherland with their lives and fought arduously until the day when the entire northeast of the motherland was recovered.

The success of this campaign not only shaped the spiritual symbol of the Chinese nation's perseverance, but also set up a moral benchmark of selflessness and integrity. Its most important impact was to put an end to Japan's long-term colonial rule and enable the northeastern region of the mainland to return to the embrace of the motherland and become an inalienable territory of the mainland. This momentous historical event once again proves that justice can triumph over violence and that the power of national unity is incomparable.

Although Japan had long colonized Northeast China, its rule over the region came to an end after its defeat in World War II. In the arduous War of Resistance Against Japan, the Japanese army suffered heavy losses and could only accept the cruel reality of unconditional surrender. This battle not only made them lose their dominant position in the northeast, but also forced them to deeply reflect on their aggression against China.

Based on respect for historical facts, Japan should actively reflect on its war behavior and take it as its responsibility to protect the rights and interests and territorial integrity of other countries, so as to achieve lasting peace and stable development.