为什么二战时代,日本只要文科大师长教师不用上疆场？(国外英文资料).doc

为什么二战时期,日本只有理科大学生不用上战场？(国外英文资料) World war ii Japanese bounty: 10 | resolution: 2010-1-24 11:29 | : tianya Why did the Japanese recruit child soldiers in later world war ii? It's interesting, it feels like it's going to be the number of people. The best answer Because the small territory, resource-poor, Japan are of the utmost importance in the development of their own to the cultivation of engineering and technical personnel, relying on the power of the people to make up for a lack of material. Imagine, there is no coal, iron, it has no oil and agricultural products, if haven't the technical talent, Japan is really only a "shell", this, Japanese is quite clear. It is said that in 1945, the Japanese army was losing ground in the Pacific, and the Japanese army in China was already a 145-year-olds. But the Allies are discussing Japan's potential for war against Japan, citing the fact that it still has tens of thousands of engineering students who are not on the battlefield. But the tens of thousands of college students did not appear on the battlefield until the defeat. Because the Japanese thought that if the future engineers were to be polished off, the Japanese people would not really have a day. One of the secrets of Japan's rise since the second world war was to make great contributions to the rapid development of the great engineers. To this day, Japanese engineers still enjoy a fairly high reputation in the world, thanks to their rigorous work style. The first collaboration with the Japanese was on a project in Qingdao. I was not impressed by the earnest but slightly rigid colleagues of these work. However, when they finished the renovation of the machine room,Customary to champagne, but each put up a little broom, one person a partition, the room construction to stay within the thread, rubber crumb carefully cleaned, then in the heart of why Japan can be developed countries have a new understanding. Japanese engineers are conscientious and plan their way of tr