[Anti-Japanese War·Memory] put the locks to prove the fact that "full iron" invaded China

Put the lock on the Japanese aggression

Zhang Ning, the main sponsor of the China Lock Culture Research Association, the deputy director of the Chinese and foreign locks appraisal committee, the executive director, and the vice president of the Baoding Collection Association, is known as the “lock king” of Baoding.

In 1998, Zhang Ning, who likes to collect and collect locks everywhere, found a "Tokyo Iwata" brass lock, which is obviously used by the Japanese invaders. In the following years, Zhang Ning became interested in the history and use of such locks. After the first income, he started to use more than 10 kinds of locks and more than 20 locks. As more and more collections were made, he gradually discovered that each lock had a special logo on the back, which is the sign that stands for "full iron." As for their respective uses, Zhang Ning is still studying. He said: "Every lock is an insult of the Japanese invasion of China, and they are likely to have a relationship with Baoding. I want to collect them and let them be in the future." Say 'out of history.'

Yesterday morning, in Zhang Ning's home, he took out a wooden box lock and showed it to reporters. The lock is covered with a yellow-green invasion of the Japanese military railway armband, which reads the word "full iron" and the logo. And more than 20 locks have the same logo on the "full iron" armband. Among these locks, there are 3 steel round locks, most of which are brass square locks. One of them is a special square bird pattern brass lock. Zhang Ning told the reporter: "This lock is rare in the country. It is estimated that the Japanese army transports military supplies. Special locks."

There are many contents on the Japanese cigarette case.

Zhang Ning also collected three brass cigarette cases that had been used by Japanese soldiers in China. The reporter found that there were quite a lot of contents on the cigarette cases used by Japanese military officers. A Japanese soldier with a hand-held bayonet on the surface of a cigarette case. There are two cannons on the surface of a cigarette case. The back of the "Army Field Artillery School" is a Japanese military "Hadith" and a slightly smaller cigarette case. Engraved in Japan's Mount Fuji, pines and cypresses, a farm aircraft over the sky.

"These cigarette cases were collected by the villagers in the surrounding counties. The collection time was about 15 years. The stories in them are unknown, but they are an indelible history of the Japanese invasion of China." Zhang Ning said that he I understand that the Japanese army can use such a cigarette case with it, and the position should be above Shaozuo.

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