Professor Fu Gaoyi, a famous scholar in the field of Japanese and East Asian studies at Harvard University, has been sharpening his sword for 20 years; a sequel to the astonishing sociology work "Japan No. 1"; Re-examining the reasonable core of "Japan No. 1" And conducting in-depth thinking on Japan's economy and society; accurately summarizing the advantages and areas that need to be updated in the Japanese model, and proposing that Japan needs a third wave of reform, and that the United States, Japan and China must also learn to work together. In this 890,000-word book, Fu Gaoyi wrote two parts in response to the impact of his famous work "Japan No. 1" On the academic and social levels: one is a review of his academic career in Japanese social studies, especially focusing on his early experience of studying and doing fieldwork in Japan, and his observations and gains from interacting with all walks of life. The other is a response to the response from society and academia in the United States, Japan and East Asia after "Japan No. 1" Was published in 1979 and became famous.
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This book explains Japan's development process in an easy-to-understand way, giving me a more comprehensive understanding of Japan. The author's writing style is rigorous and vivid, and some of the views in the book are unique and profound, such as "Japan needs a third wave of reform, and the United States, Japan, and China must also learn to work together." This deeply inspired me. All in all, this is a great book worth reading!
This book explains Japan's development process in an easy-to-understand way, giving me a more comprehensive understanding of Japan. The author's writing style is rigorous and vivid, and some of the views in the book are unique and profound, such as "Japan needs a third wave of reform, and the United States, Japan, and China must also learn to work together." This deeply inspired me. All in all, this is a great book worth reading!