Do students in Japan and South Korea want to learn Chinese history?

There must be China in the history of the world.

That's for sure, when you go to university, especially if you are majoring in history or literature, you will definitely want to study history.

Japanese history textbook controversy.

The descriptions of the Japanese army's actions during World War II in mainstream Japanese history textbooks are believed to have been written under the guidance of a "masochistic view of history." Textbooks exaggerate the atrocities of the Japanese military (especially the frequent use of unsubstantiated rumors) and ignore the "constructive side" of the Japanese military in East Asia, which is a manifestation of a "masochistic view of history." They suggest that similar issues in textbooks should be dealt with in a low-key manner, or "omitted altogether."

These scholars also pointed out that the "correct" way for the Japanese to deal with their own history should not be omitted, but should be praised. This view of history is particularly prominent in the "New History Textbook" compiled by the New History Textbook Compilation Committee, and has aroused strong resentment among people in Japan who hold other views of history and Asian countries that were victims of World War II.

Korean history textbook controversy.

Textbooks on Korean history refer to Chinese provinces and cities such as Shandong and Liaoning as part of ancient Korea, and the bronzes recently unearthed in Liaoning, China, have also been claimed by South Koreans to be owned by their ancestors, pushing the country's bronze age back by 1,000 years. In addition, some Korean textbooks believe that the history of the Goguryeo people before and after the occupation of Lelang County is their national history, and the Balhae Kingdom is recognized as the continuation of Goguryeo, which is also the history of the northern part of the nation.

It seems to be quite correct (and it won't be too extreme, rest assured).

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1. First of all, it is very important to master some systematic historical knowledge and historical theories. If you just rely on your interest, "follow your feelings", read more books, and read more historical lectures in the "Hundred Schools' Forum", you may not really understand history and understand the laws of historical development.

So, how to master the basic systematic historical knowledge and historical theories? According to your existing foundation, you can choose the more authoritative works on the general history of China and the general history of the world. Why should you read an authoritative general history work first, because its author is rigorous in his studies, the books he writes are detailed in historical materials, and the expositions and arguments are relatively scientific, which will enlighten you on how to correctly observe and analyze problems, which will allow you to initially learn the basic historical theories and methods.

Coupled with the fact that they are general histories, this makes your historical knowledge not fragmented, but systematic and regular. Some trendy young people will say that those "recognized, authoritative" historical works are conservative and not new. This is the case, but their rigorous attitude and method of studying are the most worthy of study, and as for the viewpoints and conclusions, it is impossible to remain permanent in the first place, otherwise history will not develop, and it will not be a science.

2. Secondly, while struggling to gnaw on the famous works of general history, in order to combine relaxation and cultivate interest, you can combine reading some popular historical works that are both vivid and serious. These popular science historical works must be recognized and tested, such as the "Small Series of Historical Books" compiled by Wu Han in the past, and the later "Five Thousand Years Up and Down" and "Five Thousand Years of the World". Beginners should not get caught up in irresponsible grandstanding history books, such as books that flood bookstores with "the Great".

Don't be superstitious about the writings of foreign historians, even if they are of better quality and more authoritative, they are often Western-centric, and they either have prejudices and prejudices against the East, including Chinese history, or do not really understand Chinese history. Of course, it is still good to see how people see the world and China, I just say: don't be superstitious, don't be cloudy, in fact, the same is true for books written by Chinese.

3. Strive to read more original historical materials. For example, if you want to study ancient Chinese history well, you have not been exposed to ancient historical masterpieces such as "Historical Records" and "Zizhi Tongjian", and it is really not enough to just read history books written by later generations. Of course, you don't want to make history your major, and it depends on your time and energy to read more and less, but it is possible that it is beneficial to read more, at least not to be led by others by the nose and not to believe in those irresponsible nonsense.

4. Combine the study of history with the observation of current affairs and politics in the world and at home, and find the root cause of those who can find the root cause from history, so that the study will be more practical.

The above is just my personal opinion, just like any other opinion that others may make, just for your reference.

1.It's not for exams, I just want to learn more about the world, and this premise is good. Because of this premise, you are interested.

A famous person once said that the human mind only remembers what interests you. Learning history is not a simple memorization, but it is certainly not possible without a certain amount of memorization.

2.Think more. History is definitely not learned by memorization, but more importantly, it is thought. Think about the reasons for history.

3.In fact, the most important thing is to use, things that have no use value, or knowledge that has not been used for a long time will be quickly forgotten. Not to mention very advanced knowledge, if you don't use the mathematics you learned in junior high school, most people will quickly forget it, such as quadratic functions.

There are many applications of history in life, and I hope you can find out. Only when you use it and get the benefits, will you be more interested in learning.

If you are interested in history.

Anything related to history is going to pay attention to it, to acquire knowledge, and I think if you want to understand it first, you can read the history books of junior high school and high school.

And then through the TV. History books and so on.

Calligraphy, painting, poetry and writing are also acceptable.

It is better to start with fun, there is no burden if you don't take the exam, and it is easier to get interested.

First watch some of your favorite costume TV series (preferably with a dynastic background, those made up nonsense are useless), and then start from here, read some relevant historical materials, find fault with the TV series first, and then connect the real history (basically a conscientious costume TV series, you will not make mistakes in landmark events and time), with such an interest and foundation, and then read the historical materials of the system from the new, which will produce twice the result with half the effort.

This method can be used in modern and modern history. Just remember to choose movies, TV series, and books carefully.

I agree with the above, I am a student, and I think the most effective way to cultivate an interest in history is to watch costume dramas, historical films, which will arouse a trace of interest in the historical background of this film.

Find a breakthrough.

You can first watch some ** or TV dramas in Chinese history and world history, and after being interested, you can learn about the history of that time by reading books.

Then from point to point, little by little, you have interest.

You will become an expert historian.

Find systematic texts to study. Supplemented by network information, ask for advice from masters.

First of all, books are the best way, and then through **, you can also learn a lot on TV, such as the Hundred Pulpit and the like.

Gradual; Ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign; advanced and backward; Interested.

Through books, of course.

You can see the Hundred Pulpits.

Highly recommended.

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Now as a soldier, then it depends on your combat effectiveness and political attributes.

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Ancient history is incomparably brilliant, and modern history has experienced vicissitudes.

Speaking of crossing, the United States is the future to wear....Because they have a history, China wears back...Because I can't see the future....

History is in reincarnation, no one will live forever, and Peng Zu is dead.

If it weren't for the fact that China had taken some unnecessary crooked paths, it would not have been worse off than the United States.

It is a process in which people's morality is getting worse and worse.

First of all, you look at the division between Outer Northeast and Northeast Northeast.

Then look at the Neolithic Age, such as the Jinniu Mountain culture and the Hongshan civilization, and then look at the frontier policies of the north and northeast in various periods of ancient China, in these policies, there will be records of events, if you look at it in small sections, before and after the Han Dynasty, Donghu, Xianbei, and later the Xiongnu, Tang Dynasty, Goguryeo, Khitan, and Jian.

Song Dynasty Liao State, Jin State,

Mongol history of the Ming Dynasty and the Later Jin.

Modern Qu Xiaofan wrote "The Historical Changes of Modern Northeast Cities" and the modern volume of "General History of Northeast China", I personally think that there are books dedicated to the Northeast region, but there are very few good ones, and they emphasize professionalism. The history of the Northeast region is mostly about a few civilizational powers and ancient countries, and it is a regional issue in the development stage of an empire. So when you look at it, you have to look at it this way to be the most effective, of course, it's very troublesome.

Hope it helps.

The predecessor of the Qing Dynasty was the Jurchen tribe in the Northeast, and the modern Northeast is that Zhang Zuolin and his son Zhang Xueliang, as well as Qiao Siye in the Northeast.

Starting from the Neolithic Age, the earliest primitive civilization in the Northeast, the Hongshan Civilization.

The Northeast is rich in history and culture, and you can take a look at the modern times