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自1931年9月18日日本发动“九·一八”事变,中国东北沦陷始,到1937年7月7日卢沟桥事变爆发,日本发动全面的侵华战争,在这场以男性为主角的战争中,女性没有直接参与战争。在传统的观念中,女性的社会地位被定位为男性的依附品。即使是作为殖民者,虽然他们没有直接参与战争和殖民统治,但是他们以一等国民的身份享受优渥的生活的同时就已经被拖入深不可测的被害者的深渊。这种“被害”在日本战败后和返迁回国的过程中体现得尤为明显。
Since September 18, 1931, Japan launched the “September 18 Incident”, when the fall of Northeast China broke out and the Lugouqiao Incident broke out on July 7, 1937, Japan launched a comprehensive invasion of China. In this event, Women did not participate directly in the war. In the traditional concept, the social status of women has been identified as a dependency of men. Even as colonialists, while not directly involved in war and colonial rule, they have been dragged into the abyss of unfathomable victims while enjoying their good life as first-class nationals. This kind of “victimization” is especially evident in the course of Japan’s defeat and return.