93 years ago today, on February 16, 1932 (January 11, 1932 in the lunar calendar), the Japanese invaders planned to establish "Manchukuo". Propaganda poster of the puppet Manchukuo On February 16, 1932, Japan planned to form a puppet "Northeast Supreme Administrative Committee" in Northeast China. The Japanese authorities issued a statement saying that "Northeast China has become independent from China" and decided to establish a puppet "Manchukuo". Manchukuo, a puppet regime created by Japan after its invasion of Northeast China in 1931 (1932-1945). September 1931-February 1932 After Japan occupied the three provinces of Heilongjiang, Jilin and Liaoning in China, it established the "Northeast Supreme Administrative Committee", proclaiming the establishment of "Manchukuo", the capital Changchun, the country name "Datong", the head of state said "ruling". On March 9, the last emperor, Pu Yi, was kidnapped and "ruled" in Changchun, and the real power was manipulated in the hands of the Japanese military and secret services stationed in the northeast. In January 1933, Rehe Province was occupied by Japan and incorporated into the territory of "Manchukuo". On March 1, 1934, Japan supported Pu Yi to the throne and changed the yuan to "Kant", and Changchun was changed to "Xinjing", which was called the "Manchurian Empire". At the end of World War II, the "Manchurian Empire" collapsed and was divided back into the original provinces. In 1955, Rehe Province was abolished and merged into the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Liaoning and Hebei Province.