I don t know if China wants the United States to occupy a few provinces like Japan in the past in or

Japan and Germany are alive today with the humiliation of defeat in World War II.

And become the world's second or third economic country.

If Japan had really implemented the "Jade Crushing Policy" in 1945 and the decisive battle of the whole people, then there would be no nation in Japan today.

Then the landlord will die.

But having said that, the United States also pretended to be a grandson for more than 100 years, and it became a superpower only when it had enough strength and opportunity.

The situation is as follows:1. The rapid rise of China and the contempt of the Japanese for the United States are quite recent, and ultimately short-lived. The Japanese prejudice against China, on the other hand, has been deeply ingrained psychologically for more than a century.

In the common perception of the Japanese, the Chinese are backward. At that time, the Japanese were not aware of China's development, just as Europe and the United States did not take it seriously"The rise of the Japanese", at the time"Made in Japan"The label is seen as synonymous with cheap and inferior quality. Both responses reflect a short-sighted racial bias.

2. China's rise as a great power is one of the most decisive transformations of the 21st century. The pattern throughout the second half of the 2nd century was that Japan, as the leading country in Asia, was allied with the United States. China's economic and geopolitical rise is disrupting this model.

This is uncomfortable for the United States; For Japan, it is extremely uncomfortable. After all, the United States and China have never been at war with each other, but Japan is at war with both China and the United States. Having mistakenly chosen Nazi Germany, a seemingly formidable ally, to confront the United States in the 2nd century and 3 centuries, and Tokyo chose Washington after the defeat, this has been extremely beneficial to Japan for more than half a century.

3. Japan's current policy is far from kenning, but to be on the side of the United States as much as possible. As a result, Tokyo chose not to join the AIIB as a founding member, but to negotiate with Washington to conclude the US-Japan ** agreement, which does not include China. It was presented as Washington's aim to contain China"Asian fulcrum"Part of the strategy.

I know Japan quite well, let's just say that Japan is currently equivalent to Japan more than 30 years ago (conservatively speaking), when Japan was also the second largest GDP in the world, the same as China at present, (but now the per capita GDP of Chinese is only Japan 1 10) is in the era of capital accumulation, why is the domestic people's livelihood very poor now, because China has been bullied for n years, nothing, unlike how much ** Europe plundered 100 years ago, now the descendants are sitting and eating nothing, Too lazy to die, but enjoy extremely generous benefits. What about China's development and its primitive capital accumulation? They had to squeeze the initial capital accumulated by their own people.

This is why domestic wages are low and prices are high. Japan, on the other hand, was blown up by World War II. So China and Japan are the same, development is based on the blood and tears of the people to accumulate the initial national strength, at that time made in Japan is also equivalent to today's made in China (the Japanese at that time work is known for their hard work, it's really fatal.)

Then Japan entered the glorious era of the 80s, greatly increased the added value and brand influence of Japanese manufacturing, and vigorously invested in livelihood projects, such as education, science and technology, medicine, so now the Japanese people are highly educated, more than 500 universities than China, and the quality is needless to say, everyone knows. At that time, the little Japanese NB was coaxing, arrogant, and the capital accumulated almost, and began to clamore for the purchase of the United States, (at that time the United States called the Japanese economy a monster), but hidden dangers appeared. Real Estate Bubble!!

At that time, Japan's housing prices were speculated to more than 1 3 per capita income, (imagine that today's Chinese housing prices are 30-50 times the income of Chinese people, the landlord should be a little scared, this bubble is so big!!) So the Yankees took advantage of this and used the Plaza Accord to burst the Little Japan bubble.

So the little Japanese cup was set, and since then it has been in a slump Entering 10 years of confusion in the unemployment rate (note that he is still the second largest GDP in the world, and the unemployment rate is a little more than half of that of the United States), the Japanese began to reflect on what can be considered happiness? So the money was spent on eliminating the gap between the rich and the poor, health insurance, education, that is, you now see a highly developed Japan with a society that is even rich and poor.

So I just want to say, China must not follow the old path of Japan now!! Because the pace and the road are too similar, but our country is more serious ==!

China's overall economic and social level is about the same as that of Japan during the period between the 1964 Tokyo Olympics and the 1970 Osaka World Expo.

China's goal of quadrupling was modeled after Japan's Ikeda Ikeda's "National Income Doubling Plan." Now, judging from the hosting of the Olympic Games and the World Expo, it is still moving forward along the path of Japan.

As for the comparison with the United States, it should be about the same as the United States in the late 50s of the last century, that is, around 1959.

Don't look at GDP, that fart doesn't even use it.