Famous Anti-Japanese General Liu Guiwu Beheaded by Japanese Army - His Head Remains Publicly Displayed in Japan to This Day

Anti-Japanese General Liu Guiwu (1902-1938), native of Chaoyang, Liaoning, led his forces in bloody battles with the Japanese army on the Suiyuan front after the July 7 Incident. He died in battle in 1938 at Huangyouganzigou Village, Wuchuan County, at age 36. According to reports, his head was severed by the Japanese army and remains displayed as a war trophy in an exhibition hall in Japan to this day, while his remains were buried in Xi'an.