Li Hongji s understanding of Japan s historical changes?

Li? Except for the mission to Japan, he has nothing to do with Japan.

Dahua reform, the specific content and historical significance see here:

-.- I only know the Edo period. The Japanese Restoration. Belch.

Traditional customs of Japan.

August is the Obon festival in Japan.

For the week beginning August 12, companies generally have a holiday, but the administration and financial sector do not have a holiday (because it is not statutory).

Obon is a festival in which the deceased ancestors are brought home (usually the home of the eldest son), relatives come to eat and drink for a few days, and then the ancestors are sent away, and everyone disbands and goes back to their respective homes to start work.

This festival is a bit like the Mid-Autumn Festival in our country.

Prince Shotoku restructured. Prelude to the reform of Dahua. When it was the Sui period in our country.

The most important thing is that they started to focus on high school popularization very early on, so that the people are educated, and our country is still struggling with how to steal rice.

These two are the most important, because these two have the most far-reaching impact on Japan, and the other petty fights are not on the table.

I only know about the Meiji Restoration.

Agree with a friend above. It is that we should learn the attitude of World War II, although it is humiliating to admit defeat and kneel in front of the world, but at least let us understand that Germany is a nation that dares to do things.

In addition, history is written by the victors, and Japan, a defeated country, has what capital to tamper with history? What good does him do by falsifying history for him today?

They don't have the courage to admit history, it can be seen that it is a nation with no vision, and an open-minded nation must dare to admit it, yes, we lost, we were wrong, but tomorrow I will be a victorious person. I believe that the Japanese will never understand this truth.

In addition, I should also say that the Japanese are relatively good. At least he didn't have the face to admit some of the actions he had done, at least it showed that they still had a face. Compared with the Japanese, the Koreans are really clowns who have seized the history of other countries, and compared with the Japanese, they are the faceless and skinless guys.

I am very much in favor of Japan's idea of greater East Asia co-prosperity, but I would like to leave it to China to accomplish such a difficult task. When the time comes, in order to carry forward the style, China will take them to play, and we will not have the same knowledge as them.

It is very stupid to cover one's ears and steal the bell, and we should learn from Germany's attitude towards World War II, have the courage to admit mistakes, and learn from history.