China has intensified its call for international action to address Japan's wartime history, with Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun declaring on Monday that 'all countries must urge Japan to eradicate militarism remnants' to prevent historical tragedies. The appeal comes as Beijing unveils newly obtained Russian archives exposing chilling details about Japan's WWII-era Unit 731 biological warfare program. 🔍
The documents – including Soviet interrogation records and internal correspondence from 1939-1950 – provide "irrefutable evidence" of the unit's horrific human experimentation campaigns. "These aren't conspiracy theories – this is documented genocide," Guo emphasized during the December 15 briefing.
Despite mounting evidence, Chinese officials warn that right-wing forces in Japan continue to whitewash wartime atrocities. The timing is crucial: 2025 marks 80 years since WWII's end, with younger generations increasingly disconnected from this dark chapter. 📜
Guo framed the issue as a global responsibility: "Safeguarding the post-war order isn't just about history – it's about preventing new conflicts." The statement resonates with Asian diaspora communities and peace advocates worldwide who seek accountability. ✨
As TikTok historians and #NeverAgain activists amplify the conversation, this development could reshape how Gen Z engages with 20th-century history – and its implications for modern geopolitics. 💡
