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Japan's Bottom Line
The 20 years of Japanese economic loss are actually 20 years of innovation, and they are investing in the future. Japan's economic and social development is not "stuck in a quagmire" as some people think. On the contrary, Japan's economic operation is generally relatively stable, its economic and social development has entered an orderly track, and all aspects of economic and social management have reached a level of refinement. Generally speaking, Japan's economic and social development has rea
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Japanese Way of Life
When living and traveling in Japan, whether you are admiring kimonos, savoring tea ceremonies, chasing geishas, strolling through ancient streets, or even seeing people waving to each other from a distance after leaving the hotel and the old lady in the store putting change into our hands with both hands, we all feel a familiar beauty and warmth. We have too, but we have lost too much. We can pick up what we have lost from "How the Japanese Live", and with a truth-seeking mentality, calmly obs
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How Japanese Companies Live
In the early 1990s, the bubble economy collapsed, and Japan began to enter a period of development downturn that lasted more than 30 years. Only in recent years has Japan shown signs of economic recovery. Does this mean that the economy has emerged from the shadow of the collapse of the bubble economy and is on the track of revitalization? Japanese society has various views on this. Some people believe that the Japanese economy has recovered, while others believe that the Japanese economy is sti
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Watching Japan
This is a book prefaced by two former Japanese prime ministers, because it reflects the two prime ministers' emotions and friendship towards China, and also because of the author's understanding and discovery of the "truth about Japan" during his 20 years in Japan. The author uses a unique perspective and feeling of a journalist, and uses extremely delicate and plain language to show us a real Japan, telling us about the lives, dreams and troubles of everyone from the prime minister to ordinary
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Meet Japan
Geographically, we are very close to Japan; but inwardly, we are infinitely far away. As a close neighbor of China, Japan and China have many historical and cultural intersections, and the people of the two countries have close exchanges. Although there are unbearable memories in modern history, they cannot stop the political, economic, trade and cultural exchanges between these two eastern powers. Despite experiencing the "lost 20 years" economically, Japan today still leads the world in many a
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