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这是一对儿不是亲兄弟,却胜似亲兄弟的奇缘故事。这两个人来自两个国家,一个中国人叫李立水,当时是在战俘营劳动的,这个工厂里面的一个中国的青年小工。另外一个是美国的266号战俘,这个人叫尼尔。当时日本人对在工厂里工作的中国人和美国战俘看得特别的紧。第一不准说话、不准打手势,甚至上厕所都必须得分开。因为日本人知道中国人善良,美国人吃不饱,繁重的体力劳动又饿的荒。饿到什么程度?中国工人带的饭盒里剩
This is a pair of children is not a brother, but it is better than brothers affection story. The two were from two countries. One Chinese was Li Lishui. At that time, he was a prisoner of war camp. He was a young Chinese laborer in the factory. The other is the No. 266 POW from the United States, called Neil. At that time, the Japanese looked particularly tighter about the Chinese and American prisoners of war who worked in the factory. The first are not allowed to speak, not allowed gestures, and even the toilet must be separated. Because the Japanese know the Chinese are kind, the Americans are not enough to eat, and the heavy manual labor is hungry. To what extent are hungry? Chinese workers with left in the lunch box