In an emotional testimony bridging nations, a now-elderly Japanese woman adopted by a Chinese family during WWII reveals how war's scars shaped her life. Separated from her biological parents at age 2 during Japan's occupation of Northeast China, she describes surviving 'through bombs and hunger' before being rescued by a local family.
From Survivor to Storyteller
'My Chinese parents taught me kindness after cruelty,' she says, recalling how they shielded her from postwar stigma. Her account details exposure to Unit 731's horrific human experiments – a chapter she calls 'history we must confront, not erase.'
Bridging Two Worlds
Now advocating peace education, she emphasizes: 'I carry both nations' pain. Forgetting would betray those who saved me.' This year, she's collaborating with youth groups to create VR experiences showing war's human cost.
Her final message to Gen Z? 'Your TikTok trends spread faster than 1940s bullets – use that power to #StopWarRepeatHistory.'
