To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, "Xinmin Evening News" specially invited many famous domestic researchers on Japan to help readers unravel the mystery of Japan's historical development going astray, and the root causes of why Japan is still unwilling to fully admit its guilt and completely liquidate the past.
It is difficult for Japan to apologize. What are the underlying reasons?
The International Department of Xinmin Evening News specially invited domestic experts at the forefront of Japanese studies to compile the 35-chapter book "Why Is It So Difficult for Japan to Apologize?", Which thoroughly solves this mystery for readers from more than 30 perspectives including Japan's national characteristics, cultural values, and political traditions. Professor Tang Chongnan, an expert on Japanese issues, praised this book as the most promising one among thousands of articles and hundreds of books that explains Japan's apology problem.
About the author
Wang Weixin is deputy editor-in-chief of Xinmin Evening News and editor-in-chief of Xinmin. Com. Currently in charge of the international edition of Xinmin Evening News.
Hu Lingyuan is deputy director of the Japanese Studies Center at Fudan University in Shanghai, professor and doctoral supervisor. In 2003, he published the monograph "Resonance and Development of Civilizations - Research on Sino-Japanese Cultural Relations" (Jiji Publishing House), and published several edited and co-edited books on Japan.
Reader comments
I think this book is very interesting! It explains the reasons why Japan finds it difficult to apologize from many angles, and gives me a deeper understanding of Japanese history and culture. I especially like the expert opinions in the book, which are very enlightening. Moreover, the content of this book is very substantial and the language is easy to understand. It is like chatting with a friend, making it easy to read. Recommended to friends who are interested in Japanese issues!
I think this book is very interesting! It explains the reasons why Japan finds it difficult to apologize from many angles, and gives me a deeper understanding of Japanese history and culture. I especially like the expert opinions in the book, which are very enlightening. Moreover, the content of this book is very substantial and the language is easy to understand. It is like chatting with a friend, making it easy to read. Recommended to friends who are interested in Japanese issues!