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在青岛,一些八九十岁的老人对于当年日军的侵略行径,多数都有着深刻的记忆。近日,在即墨七级镇湍湾村,记者见到了89岁的老人王德海,一提起日军当年的侵略行为,老人就十分激动,“当年被日军逼着修工事,差点丢了命!”老人出生于1926年,年近90岁了,但回忆起当年的惨痛经历,思路仍然十分清晰。他说,1938年毛子埠惨案发生的时候,周边的村庄都可以看到那冲天的大火,大家都对日军充满了愤
In Qingdao, some elderly people aged 80 to 90 have profound memories of most of the Japanese aggression in that year. Recently, at the Tengwan Village of Jimo, a seven-level town, the reporter saw Wang Dehai, an 89-year-old man who was very agitated when he mentioned the Japanese invasion of that year. “When the Japanese army was forced to repair a building, it almost lost its life!” " The elderly were born in 1926 and nearly 90 years old. However, the memories of the tragic experience of that year are still clear. He said that in the wake of the Mao Zibu tragedy in 1938, all the surrounding villages could see the blazing fire and everyone was angry at the Japanese troops