主语:方军方军,1954年生于北京,1970年在首钢当铆工,1973年参军,在部队加入中国共产党。1980年在日本《读卖新闻》北京分社当日本记者助手,后到日本驻华大使馆领事部工作。1990年在北京一家报社任记者,1991年赴日本留学,曾在日本两所大学学习社会学和经济统计学,1997年3月回国。1997年12月出版《我认识的鬼子兵》一书,之后在报刊上发表文章多篇。2003年退休前在中国人民抗日战争纪念馆工作,现为北京社会科学院中日关系研究中心的副研究员、中国作家协会会员。方军在其《我认识的鬼子兵》一书中,以一个留日学生的视角对中日间那段刻骨铭心的历史进行了生动的描述,一时间成为各大书店的畅销书,被国内多家媒体评介转载,并分别在香港和日本 Subject: Fang Jun Fang Jun, was born in 1954 in Beijing, 1970 when Shougang riveting workers, joined the army in 1973, joined the Chinese Communist Party in the army. 1980 Japan correspondent in Japan’s Yomiuri Shimbun when he was a Japanese correspondent, and later went to the consular department of the Japanese Embassy in China. He was a journalist with a newspaper in Beijing in 1990, went to Japan in 1991, studied sociology and economic statistics at two Japanese universities and returned to China in March 1997. Published in December 1997, “I know the devil soldier,” a book, after the article published in the press many articles. Before retiring in 2003, he worked in the Chinese People’s Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall and is now an associate researcher at the China-Japan Relations Research Center of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and a member of the Chinese Writers Association. In his book, “The Soldier I Know,” Fang Jun vividly described the unforgettable history of China and Japan from the perspective of a student studying in Japan. For a time, Fang Jun became the bestseller of major bookstores, Home media review reproduced, and respectively in Hong Kong and Japan