The only countries in the East that can stand on their own and be successful are China and Japan. Between the founding of Japan and Zhou and Qin, Japan served as envoys to the Han and paid tribute to the Wei, and its guests served in the Tang for the longest time and were the closest to them. In the prosperous period of the Tang Dynasty, although Japan had become an imperial country, it still practiced great etiquette and became more pious. It chanted to the wind and often selected its children to attend school to observe and learn the methods. It used people who could soak up the transformation of the former Chinese saints. The talents and cultural relics were covered with elegance, which was different from the countries of Goryeo, Silla, and Baekje.
Reader comments
This book is very detailed and gave me a more comprehensive understanding of Japan's history. The author points out in the book that China and Japan are both important countries in the East, and Japan has deep connections with China in history. This made me deeply realize that we should also learn from Japan in the process of starting a business and be good at drawing on the experience of other countries. At the same time, we must see our own advantages and strive to develop, and we must not underestimate ourselves. This book gave me a new perspective and is worth reading.
This book is very detailed and gave me a more comprehensive understanding of Japan's history. The author points out in the book that China and Japan are both important countries in the East, and Japan has deep connections with China in history. This made me deeply realize that we should also learn from Japan in the process of starting a business and be good at drawing on the experience of other countries. At the same time, we must see our own advantages and strive to develop, and we must not underestimate ourselves. This book gave me a new perspective and is worth reading.