Appendix to the mystery of Kawashima Yoshiko’s life and death

Appendix content: Yoshiko Kawashima was born in the Aisin Gioro royal family in the late Qing Dynasty. She was the "Fourteenth Princess" of Prince Su, and later became the "adopted daughter" of the Japanese ronin Kawashima Naniwa. Kawashima Yoshiko is known as the "men's beauty". Yoshiko Kawashima, who was supposed to be an envoy of friendship between the Chinese and Japanese people, was exploited by Japanese militarists, but later became a victim of the failure of the Japanese invaders.

Historical reference:

The mystery of Yoshiko Kawashima’s life and death is known as one of the top ten mysteries in modern Chinese history, and there is still no conclusion yet. More than one researcher claimed that she was actually rescued by a civet cat in exchange for a prince, and lived in anonymity for 30 years until she died of illness in 1978.

This story was first revealed by mainland Chinese, and Japanese TV was the first to report it and produce a feature film. However, Japan seems to have no interest in conducting such research and has no explanation.

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"The Mystery of Kawashima Yoshiko's Life and Death Decrypted" Introduction:

"The Mystery of Kawashima Yoshiko's Life and Death Decrypted", 2010 In May of that year, it was published by Jilin Literature and History Publishing House, and was simultaneously published and distributed in Japan by Japan's Nebula Publishing House under the name "Changchun Investigation Record of the Mystery of Kawashima Yoshiko's Life and Death".

This book truly and completely describes the entire process of the author's research and decryption of the mystery of Yoshiko Kawashima's life and death. It progresses from shallow to deep, layer by layer, full of suspense and fascinating. You are welcome to read and comment.

The publication of this book was kindly supported by Jilin Taishi Photography Co., Ltd.

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