Japanese soldiers type a word.

The Japanese soldier hit the word "Hui".

Solution: Japanese soldiers are what we call Japanese soldiers. The combination of Japan and the army became dizzy. Day+army = dizzy.

Split method: the answer is "bang", that is, the word "soldier" is placed in the east of foreign words to replace sheep and become "bang", so the answer is "bang". Tacit: The answers are "halo" and "glow". Oriental soldiers mean Japanese soldiers, that is, Japanese troops, which together mean "halo" or "glow", so the answer is "halo" or "glow".

Japanese devils are the names that China people used to call Japanese invaders in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. After the war, "Japanese devils" became the disparaging names of Japanese invaders in China. "Japanese devils" are sometimes referred to as "devils". For example, the "devil" in the song "Cutting the Devil's Head with a Knife" refers to the Japanese invaders.

When did the Japanese invade China?

The Japanese invaded China on September 193 1. Japan created the "September 18th Incident" in Shenyang, and Zhang Xueliang, commander-in-chief of Northeast Frontier Defense with 500,000 troops, left without a fight.