Does not belong.

President Roosevelt is the commander-in-chief of the world anti-fascist war front and the commander-in-chief of the Allied Forces, not a personal hero.

Anti-Japanese heroes is actually a very Chinese word, which refers to the passionate sons and daughters who joined the armed resistance against the invaders after China was invaded. The word "resistance" shows that we belong to the weaker side, and being bullied and hurt is "resistance". Anti-Japanese heroes are generally only used in countries and regions invaded and attacked by Japan.

The United States is obviously different. The United States is powerful. It was only due to initial negligence that it was damaged by a sneak attack. Then it quickly defeated the Japanese navy and air force with its powerful war strength, then invaded the Japanese mainland, forced Japan to surrender, occupied the entire territory of Japan, and still has troops stationed in Japan.

In this war, we are the sheep, Japan is the wolf, and the United States is the tiger.

The wolf bites the sheep, and we are bullied and humiliated, so we "resist". The wolf provokes the tiger, and we are eaten without even the bones. What kind of "resistance" is this?