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1923年关东大地震后,日本最流行的一句话就是:“一切都完了”。日本人对自身生存国土的安全感大大降低,时刻担心自己所在的岛屿有一天会沉没。哪怕诉诸武力,也要开拓安全的生存空间,这日益上升为震后日本的全民意志。地震后的骚乱和军管中,鼓吹向外扩张的右翼军国主义思想开始在日本盛行,军部逐渐控制国家政权。抢占大陆的生存空间,成为他们的既定目标。他们把目光第一个投向了
After the Kanto Earthquake in 1923, Japan’s most popular sentence is: “Everything is over.” The Japanese have greatly reduced their sense of security about the land they live in and are constantly worried that their island will someday sink. Even resorting to force, but also open up a safe living space, which is rising to the will of Japan after the earthquake. In the aftermath of the earthquake and military control, the idea of a right-wing militarist advocating outward expansion began to prevail in Japan, and the military gradually controlled the state power. To seize the living space of the mainland has become their established goal. They turned their gaze first