[填空题] It was on August 14, 1945, that Japan communicated to the Allied powers that it would surrender. The official announcement from Tokyo came the (36)day. It was the day-after Tokyo sent its surrender notice to the Allies that its own people learned the news. On August 15, 1945, Japan’’s national radio network (37) the power of its transmitters for an unprecedented broadcast address of the "Voice of the Crane"—the emperor. Until that (38)day, ordinary Japanese had never heard their emperor speak. Speaking in archaic (39) language understood by few of his subjects, Emperor Hirohito told Japan that the (40)of battle had not necessarily developed to the nation’’s advantage. While most Japanese reacted with (41) silence, there was jubilation across Asia as countries quickly realized they were being liberated from a long period of (42) and militarism. Sixty years on, Japan still seems to have difficulty (43) to

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[填空题] It was on August 14, 1945, that Japan communicated to the Allied powers that it would surrender. The official announcement from Tokyo came the (36)________day. It was the day-after Tokyo sent its surrender notice to the Allies that its own people learned the news. On August 15, 1945, Japan’’s national radio network (37)________ the power of its transmitters for an unprecedented broadcast address of the "Voice of the Crane"—the emperor. Until that (38)________day, ordinary Japanese had never heard their emperor speak. Speaking in archaic (39)________ language understood by few of his subjects, Emperor Hirohito told Japan that the (40)________of battle had not necessarily developed to the nation’’s advantage. While most Japanese reacted with (41)________ silence, there was jubilation across Asia as countries quickly realized they were being liberated from a long period of (42)________ and militarism. Sixty years on, Japan still seems to have difficulty (43)________ to

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