任何民主转型,都必须有国民的支持抗日战争在8月15日正式结束,盟军停止了对日本的轰炸。但接下来的两个星期,在美军占领者来到日本之前,大火仍燃烧在东京的天空。火是日本人自己放的。这是日本人在战后做的第一件事,官员及企业经营者害怕美军秋后算账,必须销毁战时证据,无数文件遭到焚毁,以致火光冲天。日本人战后立即做的第二件事是组织慰安机构,招募娼妓, Any democratic transition requires the support of the people. The Anti-Japanese War officially ended on August 15, and the Allies stopped the bombing of Japan. In the following two weeks, however, the fire still burned in Tokyo’s sky before the U.S. occupiers arrived in Japan. The fire is put by the Japanese themselves. This is the first thing the Japanese did after the war. Officials and business operators are afraid that after the fall of the U.S. troops, evidence of wartime needs must be destroyed and countless documents have been burned down, causing the fire to explode. The second thing that the Japanese immediately did after the war was to organize a comfort agency to recruit prostitutes,