1945, when the balance of victory gradually tilted towards the allies, the US military also launched an attack on the Japanese army. The Japanese knew that they were in danger and decided to retreat. But before retreating, they made a desperate decision: slaughter Manila. Thus, the tragedy was staged.

They burned churches and libraries, then burned 3,000 refugees alive and killed people in the city with machine guns. Many ordinary people were killed by Grenade explosion. For a time, the air in Manila was filled with the smell of death. More cruelly, the Japanese army killed 994 Filipino children at the University of S? o Paulo, and the children were blown to pieces. Those who didn't die ran and fell under the flame of the machine gun.