Is this China or Russia?...Life in Chinese - Russian Border Province 🇨🇳

[@JetLagWarriors]

新年快乐! 🎉 Happy New Year! Subscribe to our channel for more videos in China🇨🇳 Our China playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PL9QdAxhqglB93tWtt3PsWWSOJycnPNj0m&si=ydl-nM1ITJOaOnT6

[@Values-008]

Go to Yanji City in Jilin Province next door. This is a very unique ethnic minority city. There are a lot of good things to eat and the city is very clean

[@yyds7776]

分不清是俄罗斯还是中国就对了！因为俄罗斯在中国清朝时代侵略了中国！强占了西北利亚及海参威！然后日本来了.！就有了中日甲午海战！然后牙片战争！然后八国联军到处烧杀抢掠～这还不算惨！毫无人性的日本人全面侵略中国～日本人的烧光，杀光，抢光，三光政策让中国人死了三千六百多万，还不包括前面的战争带来的伤害！一百多年，中國人就是在这些强盗的侵略中活得比猪狗不如！这就是共产党领导的中國人民发奋图强的原因！毛主席说～落后就会挨打！因为他们那一代及他们的父辈爷爷辈都过着这种日子！所以今天中国的繁荣昌盛是爱中国前辈们用命打下来的江山！我们的后辈守住了～并让他更加富强！谢谢你～中华民族是个感恩图报的民族！也是不怕敌人的民族😂😂

[@金美味思]

体验一下中国东北地区的洗浴中心。里面有各种汗蒸房，休息区，娱乐区，餐饮区，按摩区。还可以在里面过夜，节省住宿费用。

[@gravesgla]

谢谢你❤

[@风语庭]

谢谢❤

[@leiwang554]

The Japanese started invading China in 1931. So the Chinese people were fighting a much longer war than the Europeans were fighting the Nazi’s. Different from the Germans, the Japanese never apologized to the Chinese people, instead, they denied what they did to the Chinese and other Asian people. The Australians also seem to have forgotten how their soldiers were being tortured to death by the Japanese. The world need to remember what really happened.

[@uwang982]

说得好！👍👍👍

[@ziyeliu2411]

说得好

[@JCC408]

You are right. Forgive doesn't mean forget.

[@lizz7805]

they started invading well before 1931, the invaded in 1894

[@周龙哥]

最搞笑的是曾经看过澳大利亚的新闻说，澳大利亚和一个曾经侵略过。澳大利亚的日本联合军演说来应对一个没有侵略过澳大利亚的中国的威胁

[@YongLi-np3wg]

You went to 731 meseum! Without knowing the unspeakable suffering the Chinese has endured in the past century, it is impossible to fully understand why Chinese people today are so hardworking, united and determined. The victim of unit 731(and many other similar units) is not only Chinese. In order to acquire accurate data on all races the Japanese also took ally prisoners of war to Harbin and Shenyang for their evil experiment , which include Russian,British,American and Australian. We are all in this together. Please accept my sincere gratitude. You are a true friend. Also, there is a reason why it is so little known to the outside world just as how China is demonized. If you reveal too much detail of the museum you will not only receive threat but also face problems with KZbin. My suggestion is not to go into details just let the world know such museum exists and people should pay a visit. Enough.

[@uwang982]

说的太好了！👍👍👍👍👍

[@wenbinwang-ds9de]

如果他俩再去日本，我担心他们两个会被日本政府或者激进分子给封杀，

[@joshlim-rk8fw]

说得好

[@baiyun7810]

伸张正义竟然偷偷摸摸，不能光明正大，这个世界怎么了

[@johnzhu5882]

Well said!

[@yashuo7299]

At the exit of the 731 Museum, you walked a long way, symbolizing that moving forward, there is light at the exit, peace and prosperity ahead. Let's not forget the path that led Chinese here, and remember our great martyrs. We need to understand the true history of the people's suffering, recognize the reality that being backward and weak leads to being bullied and oppressed, and work to build China into a world power, ensuring such historical tragedies are never repeated.I wish our country and its people never again suffer from foreign aggression and bullying. Our Chinese will also forever remember the contributions made to China by the Canadian doctor Norman Bethune. 🥰

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you for this donation. Also, your comment is very helpful-- Ivana and I actually noticed that Unit 731 Museum was the fist museum we've been to where the exit is around the back and you have to walk through the snow to return to the street. We didn't know what to make of it... We almost thought there must be construction or something, blocking the exit. I guess we didn't understand the symbolism at the time. So, it's great to read your comment and have a better comprehension. Thanks for that-- and thanks again for your donation. it really helps us, and we appreciate the support.

[@NuclearRiceCooker]

@@JetLagWarriors As a Chinese saying goes, "Do not turning back." It means we don't want to relive the failures and the pain of the past, and all the bad memories of the past. The museum route is designed in the hope that the Chinese nation will never be wantonly slaughtered and oppressed by foreign nationalities as it was in the past. Thank you so much for choosing The Exhibition Hall of Crime Evidence of Japanese Army Unit 731 as part of your journey，Happy Loong Year，my friend.

[@SteffanBlanco1]

I don't think that the right take. The CCP is actually bullying other nations

[@UFCMania155]

​@@JetLagWarriors you should talk about the human experimentation the russian commies and chinese did on humans in the 50's

[@峰少侠]

@@UFCMania155你可以拿出证据来，别张嘴就说

[@sknn4736]

Staying in Japan for a long time, I found that many Japanese people do not know history at all (young people really do not know, older people deliberately avoid), I know this is a jungle world, but a country ignore history is really right? History cannot be forgotten. You're very brave. Thank you.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for this donation. We were happy to make this video, and we are glad it had gotten such a good response. We hope many people can see it because it is real history. Thanks again.

[@yu0615zz]

Thank you❤谢谢你

[@thisiskevin1000]

But there are active discussions on social media, especially on X (Twitter).

[@UFCMania155]

​@@JetLagWarriors you should talk about the human experimentation the russian commies and chinese did on humans in the 50's

[@bobsmith3983]

@@UFCMania155Balderdash.

[@王-k9m]

谢谢！你是我第一个看见拍摄731部队的博主，这是段中国无法忘记的历史😢😢😢

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for this donation. We really enjoy making historical vlogs-- though it can be tough to manage seeing as your videos are usually very light-hearted and positive, and this particular museum is very dark and sad. But, it's an important part of history and we so tried to navigate it ad best we could. We appreciate all the support we've been getting here. Thanks again.

[@RicointoGensokyo]

竟然还是台湾人 哈哈哈

[@GaryangCA]

@@RicointoGensokyo咋看出来的？

[@王-k9m]

@@RicointoGensokyo 啥台湾人？梯子是台湾的我有啥办法😂😂😂

[@kaidanbycucu]

哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈 但也没差啦 那时候台湾人还在大陆@@王-k9m

[@SuperSinner14]

謝謝！

[@joeblack888]

義曦，谢谢你。

[@hyg4454]

谢谢

[@JetLagWarriors]

Hello and thank you so much for your donation!! Ivana and I are travelling KZbinrs and 100% of our income comes from KZbin. Every donation really helps us. We really appreciate it.

[@tackle9ax327]

台湾同胞👍

[@kennywalker520]

老板大气❤

[@constantineding8700]

Hats off to you guys for visiting 731 Museum. As a Chinese, my heart wrenched for hearing its name. It's a collective trauma borne by all Chinese people.

[@UFCMania155]

He should talk about the human experimentation the russian commies and chinese did on humans in the 50's and all the other horrible crimes mao commited

[@constantineding8700]

Cultural revolution was a tragedy but it's nothing comparing with the atrocity Anglo-saxon did to the aborigines all over the world. And the 731 was still on another level. Think about that, if you still have a heart.@@UFCMania155

[@UFCMania155]

@@constantineding8700 mao killed 60 million people...stalin killed 30 million and lenin another 10....that's 100 million dead and that's not even all the commie countries and and crimes they've committed. You have no idea what you're talking about

[@bobsmith3983]

@@UFCMania155 Nonsense.

[@wumia]

Thank you for sharing the truth about the dark history of the Japanese invasion.🙏

[@the_abel]

感谢！

[@cwy065-xhsgjjw]

❤

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you for your donation. We were glad to make this video, we really enjoy history, and the Museum, albeit tremendously sad, is very well done and thorough. Thanks again.

[@WangZiJia-CHN]

感谢

[@TerenceYang_]

The current 731 Museum is actually a new museum. In the old museum, many visitors were given psychological counseling when they entered and exited. They were afraid that the visitors would not be able to bear it. There were scratches on the walls of the old museum, blood stains on the ground, and babies soaked in formalin. , the chemical smell permeating the air of human tissue... Thank you very much for posting this video to let more people in the world know about the crimes Japan has committed. That period of history is the pain of us Chinese, we cannot and will not We will forget history. Today’s China is no longer what it used to be. People’s living standards have improved. I hope you can have a happy Chinese New Year in China. I wish you and your wife a Happy Chinese New Year in advance.❤❤❤❤

[@JetLagWarriors]

Wow, incredible comment. Ivana and I have been to the museum at Auschwitz (German concentration camp in Poland), and we had a similar (albeit maybe less extreme) experience as the old Unit 731 museum you mentioned. It was a bit overwhelming. We found the current Unit 731 Museum to be pretty thorough in terms of the details surrounding the experimentation and the war, but manageable in terms of how vividly it pained the atrocities. Anyway, thanks for commenting and watching our video. We always enjoy museums and sometimes the darker/sadder ones are the most important ones.

[@uwang982]

说得真好！太多的悲痛难以用语言表达，极少西方人知道日本人在中国犯下的罪行，给这位博主点赞，也给你点赞！👍👍👍👍👍

[@Sky66887]

@@uwang982让世人知道日本在中国和东南亚犯下的罪行 ！日本至今不知悔改而且修改教科书企图抹去这段犯罪的历史…… 如今的日本青年很少有人知晓这段历史.

[@hongqingxiang3374]

🙏👍👍🙏

[@vernonzhou7454]

原来的博物馆后来怎么样了？

[@jsc3417]

The truth will always come out.

[@JetLagWarriors]

You are right about this. The light will beat the dark. The truth will forever rise.

[@jinniwind]

Thanks for having the courage to visit and show the Unit 731 museum. That part of history, along with the nanjing massacre and other atrocities Japanese did to chinese, korean, ryokyo people, malaysians and other SE countries are unspeakable and cannot be forgotten. The US and the West purposely choose not to remind the world of this piece of history because Japan became American ally after WWII, but we Asians will never forget, regardless how much PR the Japanese government has spent on.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for your donation. Growing up in Canada... my memory of WW2 history might not be perfect-- but I recall mostly learning about Germans and Nazis, and then the nuclear bombs and the war was over. So, this museum was enlightening for me, and we were glad to show it on our channel. Thanks again.

[@jayleo2990]

Thank you, Steve and Ivana, for telling the truth to the world.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you for this donation! We are glad to make our videos and travel around, but being able to support ourselves through our KZbin channel has been a long-term goal for us, that we are finally realizing. And it's because of the support of our community! So, thank you for watching & donating! We appreciate it.

[@UFCMania155]

​@@JetLagWarriorsyou should talk about the human experimentation the russian commies and chinese did on humans in the 50's

[@bfc4837]

As a Chinese, thank you for showing this piece of history. "People who have experienced war understand the value of peace better. Remember history, honor the martyrs, cherish peace, and create a future." -------Xi Jinping September 3, 2015

[@libruce613]

6 star for my favorite KZbinr, one bonus star because you got balls to tell the world about Unit731. What Japanese did in WW2 is no less than the nazi,but most western world don’t know it because there is no Chinese version of Schindler's List

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you so much for your support & donation. Every dollar really goes a long way to helping us. We appreciate your support and are glad you enjoy our videos :) . More China videos to come!

[@jinniwind]

It’s not because there is no chinese version of a movie, it’s purely because of geopolitics and post WWII world order. The US and the West deliberately erased this piece of history from the MSM and hollywood, not long after the war, opposite to all the efforts they put in to make people remember Nazis and the holocaust. The real reason is that the US has made Japan their semi-colony (by having military bases on the soil) and their important ally in asia pacific, so they choose not to grill japan for that. Another reason being, US has made deals with the japanese for getting the United 731 research and experiment results, and even recruited some of the criminals. The US also gave the right of governance of ryokyo to Japan, though Japan doesnt have the right to sovereignty (based on Cairo agreement post the war, Japan only rightfully owns the 4 big islands, no others). But now Japan not only governs ryokyo and annihilated their local culture, but also claims sovereignty to other small islands and have territorial disputes with ALL its neighbours. How disgusting.

[@zhangadam9014]

谢谢

[@albertsong697]

Thank you for sharing. All Chinese people in both mainland China and Taiwan suffered during the Japanese colonial period, and these sufferings cannot be forgotten. Love from Taiwan ❤️❤️❤

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you for this donation! We are glad to have made this video, snd shared the information with the world. Thanks again!

[@ub0423]

Thanks for bringing this tragic history to the world audience.

[@zhangadam9014]

Thank you❤

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you for this donation! We are glad to share the history with our audience. The museum was very well organized and the information was well presented, so we are glad to have shown it. Thanks again!

[@2ndeye115]

Danke!

[@the_abel]

感谢！

[@cwy065-xhsgjjw]

謝謝

[@JL-ur8cu]

谢谢！

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you so much for this donation! We really appreciate it, and we are glad you enjoy our videos :)

[@yu0615zz]

谢谢❤！

[@FledgeinNYC]

Thanks!

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you for your donation! We appreciate the support for our channel, and on this video in particular. Thanks again.

[@zhangadam9014]

Thank you

[@TAL142]

It is unfortunate how the west propagandize the holocaust but ignore what Japan did. Everyone should know the real history regardless. But it is not something to talk about while eating food.

[@DJs021]

It is not they ignore what Japan did but they indirectly absorbed all Japanese horrible expedition into their very own labs, exposing Japanese act meant exposing themselves. To date I don't think I can accept the explanation of SARS came from the bat poo which drop onto the fruit, the farmer harvested the fruit not knowing the fruit contaminated hence it's lead to SARC epidemic. This is BS.. how is the virus only attack certain receptor which is founded on Chinese genetic but not other ethnic/race.

[@ryx0817]

I like the last phrase

[@LW78321]

It's absolutely horrible that they don't talk about the atrocities that Japan committed during WW2

[@TheChoppip]

In Europe it's mostly because of how the holocaust directly affected us... Here in France, Jews being deported, persecuted and killed all over the country. Let's not forget either of these two tragedies... Thankfully it seems documentaries and KZbin videos about it over the last 20 years have taught us what the japanese really did, while it was pushed under the rug for decades. Let's never forget the horrors of war and make sure it all never happens again 🤝

[@TAL142]

@@TheChoppip Europeans and Americans often talk big about human rights etc. But they have failed to act whether in the past or now. They didn't speak up against Hitler or Japanese Empire or did anything at all until they became their targets. Japanese even bbq some American war prisoners for dinner but US prefer to play geopolitics.

[@Cyuan997]

Thank you for visiting the 731 Museum and shedding light on the history of the Japanese invasion. Your video serves as an important reminder of the atrocities committed during that time, and your courage to revealing the truth to the western world is truly commendable. Thank you for using your platform to educate and raise awareness about this cruel and bloody chapter in history. It's crucial to remember and honor the victims of such tragic events.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for this donation! We are glad to make any video such as this one-- we are not afraid of the truth! Thanks again.

[@zhangadam9014]

Thank you

[@xichen6065]

thank you for visiting 731

[@syllabler5388]

他還得謝謝咱呢

[@Cutelittlething-r1d]

What a lovely couple! Here's some background information about Harbin: In the early 20th century, the Russian Tsar was overthrown in a revolution, leading to the escape of many Russian nobles. Some went to Europe, while others sought refuge in the Far East, including Harbin. As a result, Harbin boasts numerous Russian-style buildings and cuisine. The Chinese-Russian population in the border regions of China consists of the descendants of those who escaped to China. Despite having just three days, you still managed to visit the 731 Memorial Museum. It's remarkable that, among the many KZbinrs who visit China, you are the only ones I've seen who visited this museum, even though its somber content may not directly benefit travel videos. As a Chinese person, I sincerely thank you for your visit. I hope you have a smooth and joyful journey! Looking forward to your new videos!

[@elksalmon84]

Harbin was founded by Russia in 1898 and was Russian until 1932. China leased whole region to Russia in 1896 for 80 years. But in 1932 it was intervened and occupied by Japan.

[@jie3910]

Thanks for the trip to Unit 731 Museum! The history of World War II in East Asia and the suffering of the Chinese people have long been ignored. I'm glad you shared this with the public.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you for this donation. We really appreciate it.

[@zhangadam9014]

thank you

[@stephen8698]

Thanks. This should be seen by more people.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you for this donation! We hope many people can see this video, as do you! So, thanks again for your support.

[@zhangadam9014]

谢谢

[@littlewhiterabbit7363]

Thanks for showing your viewers the 731 Museum🙏 More people from the world should know the atrocities Chinese people had been through during WWII. Commemorating war museums is not to promote hate towards Japanese people, just like the Auschwitz Museum is not for Jews to forever hating the Germans. It simply reminds us that wars are horrific, and we must not repeat the same mistakes from the past. As a Chinese, and only speaking for myself, I have many close Japanese friends and really appreciate their politeness and kindness. Only by visiting these museums, one can realize how quickly wars can turn humans into animals... Let's not forget history, and let's make the world a better and more peaceful place for all🙏🙏🙏 Happy Chinese New Year!

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for this great comment, and donation! We agree with your take, and it was very well-said. Happy New Year and, thanks again!

[@yidrawing9979]

Thanks! 謝謝， 公义在人心。Keep your happy journeys in China.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for this donation. We appreciate it very much because every single dollar/yuan/peso helps us keep traveling. Thanks again.

[@qiaofengqi7620]

something to add for people who are interested: 1. some local people or people who visited Unit 731 site before when there was an “old part” opened said that today’s museum/site is rather “plain” and “conserved” because the museum only uses a lot picture images so it is less traumatising to more age groups. 2. before the Japanese army left they also realised batches and batches of rats and pests which carried viruses to the wild causing contagious diseases going around China for the following decades, it only got controlled till 1950’s. 3. Most of the people committed the crime never got punished, instead they lived privileged lives and became elites in post war Japan’s political sector, medical sectors or research institutes. 4. Most of the evidence got destroyed, only these small amount of evidences have been obtained by Soviet red army who also prosecuted the captured ones as war criminals.

[@jrwkd6114]

In the trial of war criminals during World War II, the United States helped 731 war criminals evade trial and brought the main researchers of 731 to the United States with high salaries, establishing the Fort Derrick US Army Laboratory. The poisoning of American civilians around the 1960s came from these people

[@chongdi6140]

The victorious American elites let the Unit 731 Japanese war criminals go unpunished in exchange for their experimental documents/records/results, for its own nefarious agendas.

[@johndenzilevans7307]

I WAS told when I visited UNIT 731 that I only saw a fraction and the the rest of documentation was too horrible to see.

[@ElZilchoYo]

Regarding 3 the US literally made the Japanese governor of occupied Manchuria into the post war Japanese president. His grandson who called him a role mode Shinzo Abe.

[@yanw.2430]

Thank u guys so much for this video and showing the world how terrible and terrifying this part of the history was.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for your donation, and remember we are glad to have made this video. We enjoy learning about history-- no matter how sad/dark, and we feel it is right to share the truth. Thanks again.

[@zhangadam9014]

Thank you

[@Sir1102]

I watched your video with tears in my eyes, even though I am a Chinese I have never visited this exhibition hall. I have been in Japan for ten years and I will never forget that I am a Chinese, no matter what.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for this donation, and we are glad you enjoyed our video. We are glad to have shown this history to our audience. Thanks again!

[@qitian8]

Nice video! Very informative! Thanks! 👍

[@cwy065-xhsgjjw]

Thank you.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you for your donation! It really helps us, and we are glad you enjoyed the video. Unit 731 Museum is worth seeing, albeit very sad. Thanks again.

[@qitian8]

@@cwy065-xhsgjjwMy pleasure

[@qitian8]

@@JetLagWarriorsYou're welcome. Hope you enjoy your journey.

[@qitian8]

@@cwy065-xhsgjjw My pleasure.

[@gilgilgilbear]

It is the responsibility of the Chinese people to remember history, and it is courage for you to show 731.Thank you.

[@hanshen4223]

谢谢！

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you for this donation! We really appreciate it, and we are happy you enjoy our videos :)

[@zhangadam9014]

Thank you

[@maplewhen7514]

Thank u for visiting unit 731

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for this donation! We appreciate the support we've gotten here, it means a lot.

[@zhangadam9014]

Thank you

[@catherinesun5370]

Thanks for visiting my hometown and showing the world this part of history

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you for watching! We appreciate it very much! Thanks again.

[@zhangadam9014]

Thank you

[@wolfu7264]

Solute to your bravery of sharing this to the world.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for this donation! We are glad to have shown this museum to the world. It's a great museum, albeit very sad.

[@suziecao8801]

as a Chinese living in the states, I haven’t gotten a chance to visit 731 museum. Thank you for taking me a tour, I would like to visit there in person one day as well.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for this donation! The museum was very well presented and organized... and although it was very crowded, we managed to see/read everything during our time there. We recommend it.

[@zhenhaogu629]

Thanks

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you for this donation! It really helps us. We appreciate it.

[@jamesz5816]

Thanks for speaking up!

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for watching! We appreciate your support. Without our audience, we would never be able to continuously travel and make videos. So, your support is crucial. Thanks again.

[@冻奶加冰]

Thank you so much for the video to let more people know about this history. It's really a painful memory for us and we'll never forget it. Welcome to China again and happy Chinese Lunar New Year!

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for this donation! Happy New Year, and stay tuned for more videos! China is a very interesting place to explore. We are enjoying it.

[@Mai381000]

Wow, I did not even know this kind of museum existed, nor did I know this kind of atrocity took place. I am a proud Chinese and been living in Europe for most of my life. This was never taught in school and I always thought the Holocaust was the most darkest part of human history. I plan to visit this museum on my next visit to China. Steve & Ivana, Thank You guys sooo much for putting this out there. Happy Chinese New Year to you both ❤️

[@bearpolo3618]

The leaders of Unit 731 were able to avoid the punishment even though they were sentenced as war criminals and moved to US, eventually became advisors at Fort Detrick. Just google it.

[@brendakayyy]

Thank you for bringing attention to the dark history of Unit 731 and Japanese artrocities, it should never be forgotten.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you for your donation, and to everyone who donated for this video. We didn't realize this part of history had been forgotten, but we are glad to help to bring it back to the light. Thanks again for your donation-- it will really help us.

[@elysonbai326]

Thank you!❤

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you for this donation! It really helps us. Without our audience, who supports our videos with views & donations, we could never keep travelling this much and for this we are really grateful. Thank you!

[@zhangadam9014]

Thank you

[@nnmz2011mo]

much thanks for showing the unit731 history

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you for this donation! It will really help us, and we appreciate it.

[@ChrisArcher-y9o]

Many years have passed, and the movie "Black Sun 731" can still scare me. Live experiments conducted with a large number of Chinese and a small number of Russians and Koreans. After World War II, as an exchange for exemption from punishment, the 731 unit handed over experimental data to the United States (Fort Detrick), and many members of the 731 unit joined major hospitals in Japan.

[@HOUSCOUS]

WOW. It's very brave of you to show the world about this dark history. Not many foreign travelling & lifestyle vbloggers will dare to touch this subject. Thank you.

[@留岛不留人-r9m]

Great and brave! You are the first blogger I have ever seen documenting Unit 731!

[@금양haij4168]

谢谢你把看到的东西真实的展现给大家！❤

[@Jade-up4sg]

Thanks! 谢谢！

[@hwhoovy8458]

thank you

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for your support and donation!! We appreciate it, and it will really help us. Thanks again!!

[@parameciumking909]

Thanks for sharing the history of 731

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for this donation! We are glad to share the history. We both enjoy (especially Steve), learning about history as we travel, and so we are glad this video had such an engaged audience. Thanks for watching and supporting!

[@leiwang554]

Thank you for introducing the unit 731 museum! Get a proper visa next time, which is very easy to get, so you can visit more places in depth.

[@skevx0]

Thank you for taking the time to visit 731 museum. We must remember history not to spread hate, but to ensure that we don't repeat the same mistakes ever again.

[@tantan-ut2iu]

Thank you for visiting the Unit 731 museum!

[@shadyhazza]

Thankyou for visiting the Unit 731 museum. Have you seen the famous photo of Shinzo Abe posing in a plane with 731 written on it? Japan has not atoned

[@tuesdae666]

They should put that photo in the museum.

[@Sabundy]

It's not Japan that has not atoned. It's the LDP government that has run Japan almost unbroken since 1945. The LDP that is supported by the US and has deep ties to it with almost all of its top members having been educated in the US. The LDP has never atoned, and continues to be the way it is at the behest of the US government that uses the LDP as a weapon against China. There is no way to talk about the LDP government of Japan not atoning for what was done without also talking about how right after WW2 the same guys that ran Imperial Japan were recruited by the US to run Japan (what became the LDP government) because the US knew they would so what they wanted. Namely turn Japan into a vassal state of the US that could be used as a base of operations in East Asia. Not least of all to keep China in check. The main opposition in Japan .....the Constitutional democratic Party has atonement to China as part of its platform. As well as a multi polar foreign policy. In contrast to the unipolar (focused on America) foreign policy of the LDP. But it's very difficult for them to win because the LDP sets the rules for elections, and makes the Japanese education syllabus which is super pro American. Which indoctrinates Japanese people into voting for the super pro American party .....the LDP.

[@aliceaoshan]

Thank you very much for your attention to the history of China's anti-fascist war. We hope that more and more foreign friends can learn about China through your videos!

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for this donation! We appreciate the support, and it will really help us. Thanks again.

[@stellali2598]

Thank you so much for sharing this museum on KZbin. I even cry when I saw the first 10 sec. This museum is not to spread hate, just for us to appreciate the life we have today cause that build on the sacrifice of ppl who fight for us.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you so much for this donation!! We are glad to have shared this video, and told the history. It should not be forgotten. Thanks again.

[@lilianalin987]

Love you two guys with my greatest respect! As a Chinese! Something should be remembered!

[@jorgebello8212]

The Chinese are grateful to everyone who takes our history seriously. The crimes of the Japanese and their refusal to apologize and ignore the crimes so far should be condemned by peace-loving people all over the world. And you, my friend, I am very grateful for your voice, and I also say thank you for the other six friends

[@PRETTYGROSSSTREETFOOD]

A moment of silence to the victims of unit 731 😢. Harbin is so beautiful.

[@usaginarita2581]

Thank you for sharing the tour of 731 museum. Personally I really dont like the nationalism and antijapanese atmosphere in China. But for all Chinese people, all East Asian and Southeast Asian people, the war crime Japan made during the second sino japanese war and second world war should never be forget and forgive. What makes the unit 731 special is: unlike the war crime in Europe, Japanese not simply mass killing, but doing vivisections experiment on living human, and most of these participant become doctor and researcher in US and Japan after war, they not get trialed and punished, because they receive immunity from US by trade experiment information. btw really happy to see you enjoy the trip in Harbin, its an amazing city, really like your video!

[@JetLagWarriors]

We appreciate you support, donation & comment. History is often tough to swallow-- and we shouldn't forget. But, we also shouldn't hold today's people accountable for the actions of people generations ago, like you said. And yes, we loved Harbin! What a place :) and what a memory for us!

[@YucaiWu-pl3zm]

Chinese people are very moved that foreigners are willing to learn this period of history.Thank you so much！Happy Chinese new year！We all hope you have great time in China！

[@张鑫昊]

thank u for show us this real history

[@Pet-lovers31]

Thank you for visiting 731 museum. It was unexpected to view in this episode. Although we were taught by our history teacher when we were in high school, I never view this museum in any youtube channel. Hats off to you guys!!

[@wewe-bn7yt]

thank you for showing731

[@so-965]

Thank you for your visit to the unit 731 museum ❤ it means a lot to us. I hope that humanity remembers its history and avoids repeating its mistakes. Let's strive for an end to wars worldwide. ❤

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for this donation :) . We are grateful for your kindness, and we are glad to have posted this video. History like this should not be forgotten.

[@katrinaxu5382]

Thank you for show the crime of 731 to the world.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you for this donation! We were happy to share this video with our audience-- it can be tough to navigate such a dark part of history in a 'travel vlog' (which is generally happy and light-hearted), but we wanted to show it because there were a lot of comments on KZbin asking us to go, and the museum is in fact very well presented. So, thanks again.

[@katrinaxu5382]

@@JetLagWarriors 🌹🌸🌝

[@zhangadam9014]

Thank you

[@ellocoparasiempre]

I am of Chinese ancestry (Taiwan) but brought up outside of Asia since the age of 1. I grew up knowing about this very dark part of the the not so distant history... Have travelled throughout China for work and pleasure during my adult years. Have been to Harbin but never had the courage to visit the museum till this day. So I genuinely understand what you meant by lost for words in your vocabulary... it shows us that humans re capable of unspeakable atrocities... and for what?

[@tristans7153]

Thank you for showing people about this horrible history.

[@yueshui16]

谢谢远道而来的朋友居然采纳了建议去了731博物馆。希望你们在西安春节快乐，一切顺利。什么时候来北京呀！ 🎉

[@dadyzhang2577]

人家去过长城了

[@jrwkd6114]

In the trial of war criminals during World War II, the United States helped 731 war criminals evade trial and brought the main researchers of 731 to the United States with high salaries, establishing the Fort Derrick US Army Laboratory. The poisoning of American civilians around the 1960s came from these people.In the summer of 2019, white lung disease appeared around the Fort de Crick laboratory, which was called "caused by electronic smoke" in the United States. At the World Military Games held in Wuhan, China, in October 2019, American athletes were stationed around the seafood market where COVID-19 broke out in November, and several athletes had a record of sudden high fever. This hospital was also the outbreak point of COVID-19 later, just around the seafood market.Later investigations proved that personnel from this hospital often made purchases at the seafood market, and the infection chain was very clear.

[@wyz9815]

The most evil done by US are hiden!!! The virus came from America! US not only has the motivation and the ability to do so, to slow down China development in all areas, but also has the richest historic records in human history of spreading virus and using chemical weapons onto not only many other countries and onto its own people, check on Wikipedia "Unethical human experimentation in the United States" if I post link, it will be deleted.

[@YH-mc1or]

Thank you for showing the Unit 731 museum. Most westerner choose to ignore how the Chinese had suffered long from the invasion of Japan before start of WW2. Until today the japanese has not apologised.

[@CCQQ475]

Thank you for taking the time to visit the 731 Memorial, it's very heartwarming for a Canadian to take the initiative to learn about China's history!❤

[@willw4096]

Thank you both for your courage in sharing the harrowing story of Unit 731 with the world. As a museum that reveals the dark chapters of history, it's a story often unheard of in the West, yet it's so crucial to remember. Your willingness to dedicate one of your normally joyful travel videos to this somber subject shows incredible depth and respect for history. I've always enjoyed your lighthearted content and adored you two as a couple, but this video truly moved me and inspired me to support you with a small contribution, as a token of my appreciation for your efforts to bring light to such an important, yet often overlooked story.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you so much for this donation! We are glad to have shared this very troubling history, and we feel grateful our audience responded so well to it. Thanks again!

[@CapitanDePlai]

I don't think there has been anything as horrific as unit 731 in modern age.

[@Sol2me-bn6tf]

Unfortunately I have full faith that we humans will surpass any horror (past and present) of our own making in the future.

[@梁天-i2h]

You are too naive. There is a lot of evidence that COVID-19 originated from Fort Detrick Biological Laboratory in the United States

[@kushansumanaweera7086]

Israel entered the chat

[@elif_yusuf]

СС Гитлер

[@directxxxx71]

I'm literally crying while watching the first minutes about 731 unit 😢😢

[@moyoyo7575]

Thank you❤ from the deep of my heart. RESPECT.

[@hlfrxxz]

You are the first foreigner I know who has documented the atrocities of Unit 731. Thank you.

[@qiaofengqi7620]

a russian lady also posted something online , she then received threats.

[@wewe-bn7yt]

日本人目前在课本里不提对中国的侵略，而且拒绝承认南京大屠杀和731，供奉靖国神社的二战罪犯，日本人从未道歉并且试图抹去事实，很多日本年轻人不知道日本的侵略行为，而且731的数据被美国拿走了，为什么人体70的含水量，为什么日本的冻伤膏好，那是因为中国人的命提供的数据，所有人只知道德国纳粹，却不知道日本人远比德国纳粹更让人痛恨！

[@cosmoray9750]

@@qiaofengqi7620 Guess the Japanese doesn't want people to know.

[@qiaofengqi7620]

@@cosmoray9750 the left wing has been trying to expose these thing, but unfortunately the post war japan is dominated by the right wing which is made of war criminals who gave their military control to the US to exchange for the protection. Left wing has been oppressed a lot, today there is no chance for left wing to win an election.

[@qiaofengqi7620]

@@cosmoray9750 and I have heard that in Japan schools won’t teach this part of history.

[@SwetPotato]

Thank you for bringing up the story of unit 731 on KZbin.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you for watching & donating. We are glad to have made this video. The museum is very good and the history should not be forgotten.

[@cyclopsjiang1271]

Two best travelers. Very open, accepting and positive. Great video.

[@hlfrxxz]

You are the first foreigner I know who has documented the atrocities of Unit 731. Thank you.

[@lllC-im4cc]

​@babbittdk3613你们台湾人对日本的心思，简直……无话可说

[@HUAXIA-e9c]

​@babbittdk3613那他下場如何

[@dadyzhang2577]

thank you for showing the 731 museum

[@ffxiaomolin]

Thank you for showing the Unit 731 museum to the world. Have a nice trip !

[@刘英青]

正直勇敢的博主为你点赞👍

[@haipiao]

Thank you very much for visiting Unit 731 museum. I am also very happy that you have spent three days in Harbin. I wish you a happy Spring Festival in Xi'an.❤❤

[@leahlee8291]

Thanks for sharing the footage about your visit and your comments on the horror stories of 731 Japanese biological warfare against Chinese people during the 2nd world war.

[@phoebeduan47]

thank you for showing this trip to the 731 site.

[@yingningye2659]

Thank you for your visit to Unit 731 Museum. It’s a traumatized history for Chinese and all Asian victims.

[@kywei7485]

I cannot breath everytime I saw this… but this is something we should remember and let the people know. Thanks for recording and publishing this here.

[@wenwubuqi221]

It is worth pointing out that, in addition to Unit 731 in Harbin, the Imperial Japanese Army also established human experimentation units in various occupied countries and regions in Asia. These inhumane medical researches have in fact produced many valuable results, as these human experiments were not permitted by civilised societies, which is unique in the history of mankind. After the surrender of Japan, the United States made deals with war criminals in order to obtain the results of these researches, and in the end almost no one was tried. For example, Shiro Ishii, the founder and leader of Unit 731, was not prosecuted and lived to the age of 67.

[@wenyichen5515]

In 731 camp itself were Korean and Russian people. Guess how they were treated

[@wyz9815]

US used data from 731 to build Fort Detrick, a bio lab producing all kind of virus!!!!

[@sarahye3529]

Shiro went to fort detrick lab in America, which produces the covid virus

[@gansongrong]

First donation on KZbin, thanks for your efforts!

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for your donation! We appreciate it, and we are happy to have made this video.

[@christinalin5658]

You went to Unit 731 while you’re in Harbin😮! Respect !

[@yuzhuliu-u7d]

Thank you very much for being willing to include 731 in the video.The world should know that.

[@windywings6376]

Thank you for visiting 731 museum. Happy new year.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thank you so much! We learned a lot at the museum. Happy new year!!

[@1694KK]

我们铭记历史是为了防止那些企图掩盖历史真相的人再次犯罪。希望国家富强人民幸福，永远和平。德国人道歉了，可是日本人从来没有官方道歉过。这才是最大的罪恶

[@julielingxu6278]

德国道歉是不得已而为之

[@xiangj6287]

没道歉也好，以后早晚连本带利要回来。

[@fireflyd-q3v]

德国道歉是因为发动二战的德国政权倒台了，日本不道歉是因为发动二战的日本政权根本没倒台，现在的日本政权就是当年那个政权的继承者@@julielingxu6278

[@tonylouis2742]

不道歉是最好的。要是他们道歉了，你再扇他巴掌就不好意思了。只要他们不道歉，我们口袋里就永远紧紧握着那颗发射小太阳的按钮

[@谜缎Satin-Lover]

我们必须教育子孙：铲除日本是对人类最大的贡献！

[@oscarchung1]

Wow. You have my respect. You are one of few foreigners travelling to Harbin who actually visit the museum and care about the sufferings the Chinese people had in the past. I'm afraid most just film the ice festival and the Russian-style streetscape.

[@甄诚-w6q]

Remember history and cherish peace。 Don't make the tragedy again。 thanks for sharing

[@316kayla2]

thank u❤

[@nzr460t]

You introduce the history of Unit 731 on youtube. Thank you very much. You did a great job.

[@chatsneuf4039]

Huge respects for you guys. Thank you for showing 731 museum. Human kind should not forget and repeat this kind of horrible things done by the janpanese

[@SherryChen-uw3gl]

Thank you so much！❤