Why are Japanese so afraid of Russia?

As a defeated country, Japan now has no fear or guilt about China. On the contrary, it is aimed at our country everywhere. Presumably, every patriotic person is very disgusted with Japan. Because he left an indelible scar in China, most people in China were separated. And caused a large number of deaths in China, making the economic losses even more incalculable.

However, it is such an island country that has no scruples about China and is very afraid of going to Russia. What is the reason? Let the Japanese be so afraid of Russia. According to overseas news agencies, Russian President Vladimir Putin once said that Japan only respects the strong, and only when it is broken will he respect you. World War II proved Putin's words. After World War II, the Soviet Union captured 600,000 Japanese soldiers and sent them to Siberia for hard labor.

The fighting nation is not bragging, so Japan is very afraid, and those prisoners are even more afraid. The Soviet Union finally returned 400,000 Japanese prisoners of war, and another 200,000 prisoners of war were permanently buried in the land of Siberia. These returning Japanese spread the terror of the Soviet Union everywhere, which led to the Japanese people's great respect for Russia and even greater fear of Russia.

The Japanese are really scared by Russia. Speaking of Japan's fear of Russia, it can be said that during the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, after the Japanese victory, they wanted to cede Lipeng Island and Liaodong Peninsula in Taiwan Province, and they were forced to spit it out because of harassment. Russia also earned 30 million taels of silver, so Japan hates Russia very much. So in 1904, he went to war with Russia and avenged himself. But in the end, the Japanese fleet was surrendered to Sheng Wang by three Russian maritime fleets, which made Japan pay a huge price. ?