Part one
The most interesting character for this book was Dr.Fujii. He
was very brave. When it was happened the atomic bomb in Japan, he did not flee
somewhere, he tried to help his own people in the hospital. Wherever he was
going, he was taking his patients. Also his family was another town. He did not
go with his family. He stayed with his patient to take care. He was very nice.
Second time he got injury for his shoulder. “Dr,Fujii hardly had time to think
that he was dying before he realized that he was a live.” All this happened, he
was not being attention, and he knew some people were worse than him in the hospital.
He stayed with people got injury from atomic bomb to motivate them. He took
time with his community together.
Part two
Emperor Hirohito was born 1901 in Tokyo, Japan. He made crown prince at age 15; he was Japan's longest-reigning monarch,
ruling from 1926 to 1989. He was a controversial figure who announced Japan's surrender to the
Allied Forces in 1945. His father was
leader in Japan. He was royal family who always get heritage for government. He
attended a special institute which conditioned him to become emperor.in 1921 he
became the first crown prince of Japan to travel abroad and study, voyaging to
Europe. Also he appointed acting ruler
in Japan. After his father died he succeeded
emperor 124th Chrysanthemum Throne. When united States bomb in Japan his and his
wife broke silent. He announced the nation was unconditional and surrenders the
Allied Forces. Also he said the Japan lost 2.3 million soldiers and an
estimated 800,000 civilians in WWII.
I thought it was very interesting that the Emperor did not speak until they were defeated. I would of thought that the US and Japan would of tried to be in more talks of peace then the were.
ReplyDeleteI like the quote you chose about Dr. Fuiji. It felt strong. As if he was not going to let himself sabotage the rest of his life. As a survivor they could constantly dwell on the awful past or they could move forward and he was a good example of that.
ReplyDeleteI thought Dr. Fuiji was a pretty good guy too. He was not injured, and he had his family to think about, and he could have gone home, but he didn't. He stayed at the hospital to help people. Even when he was super tired and exhausted he kept working.
ReplyDeleteAnd wow that is a lot of people that Japan lost!