The issue of Japan s aggression against China is incomplete!!

By the end of the 19th century, the world had been carved up by the great powers, and Japan, as an emerging power, no longer had many colonies to occupy, and China and North Korea were both weak countries, and they were close to Japan, so they naturally bore the brunt of Japan's foreign expansion. At that time, Singapore was a British colony, the Philippines was a colony of the United States, and Indonesia was a colony of the Netherlands.

Southeast Asian countries do not have the strength, they have economic and military strength, and it is difficult to guarantee that they will not invade, and during World War II, it was mainly Germany, Italy, and Japan, and if these small countries entered the war, they would be directly destroyed.

I'm still self-aware.

Japan's war of aggression against China was caused by the global economic crisis that broke out at the end of the twenties, and the impact of the recession caused by the crisis was expanding day by day, and Japan fell into serious deflation. Prices in 1931 were 35 per cent lower than in 1925, national income and stock price indices were down 30 per cent, and industrial production was 25 per cent. The whole of Japan is in a state of semi-starvation.

It has become the norm for peasants to sell their sons and daughters, and social contradictions are extremely acute.

Under such circumstances, the Japanese chaebol warlords want to divert the contradictions and transfer the crisis through foreign aggression, and the first target is China.

As for cruelty, they treat their own people like that, and the Japanese who invaded China and died are not good enough to make it difficult for many Japanese who have not been starved to death, and it is conceivable to treat the Chinese.

Japan, the land of projectiles, lacks resources, is seriously affected by geographical location, and then looks at my Greater China, which is rich in resources, these are what small Japan does not have, want, so there is a forced marriage.

The friendly non-governmental organizations between China and Japan are a bridge to communicate the feelings of the Chinese and Japanese people, and people-to-people exchanges can also become a bridge between the two countries. In the face of the rather grim situation in Sino-Japanese political relations at present, the short-term goal of friendly nongovernmental organizations on both sides is to seek improvement in the political relations between the two countries, while the long-term pursuit is to enhance the understanding, trust, and friendship between the Chinese and Japanese peoples and to make the greatest efforts toward the prospect of friendship for generations to come.

On how to promote the cause of Sino-Japanese friendship, I have three principled suggestions for the Chinese and Japanese people and the friendly nongovernmental organizations between China and Japan.

The first is to promote faith with texts. China and Japan have a history of more than 2,000 years of cultural exchanges, and the cultures of both countries belong to the system of Eastern civilization, and have also accepted the positive results of Western civilization. If this is an unbreakable truth, then first of all, the Chinese and Japanese people should be close brothers.

Chinese and Japanese cultures have a lot in common. In the new century, where people are people-oriented, pay attention to the people's livelihood, emphasize innovation, and advocate harmony, the people of the two countries should, in the spirit of seeking common ground while reserving differences, look more at each other's strong points, and increase their own innovative vitality. Cultural exchanges are mainly focused on the growth of a sense of trust between each other, which is something that is beneficial to both parties.

The second is to promote government through economics. Economic prosperity is the common pursuit of the two peoples. As entrepreneurs, of course, they all have to account for winning and losing when investing in economic cooperation, but politicians and social activists pay more attention to the balance of interests of both sides, and it should be seen that it is entirely possible to achieve the goal of win-win results by carrying out cooperation based on the principle of mutual benefit.

The economic cooperation between China and Japan should remain hot, and should not be allowed to cool down because of political troubles. We all agree that increasingly close economic cooperation is the material basis of relations between States and that we should work together to preserve that foundation and never undermine it in any way.

The third is to promote officials with the people. The normalization of diplomatic relations between China and Japan used to be a major achievement in promoting government officials through the people, but now that there are problems in the political relations between the two countries, it is certainly possible to achieve the goal of improving official relations by strengthening people-to-people exchanges.

The national humiliation must be forgotten by every Chinese, but the history of China and Japan is a thing of the past, and for the sake of China's future economic development, we should try to look forward.

It's true! When Confucius was born, the Yellow River was crystal clear!!

It's really amazing. Science can't solve it.

Where is Lao Tzu's hometown? The professor. Maybe you can't fully believe in the creation of gods, Liang Qichao also tested Confucius's apocryphal scriptures.

Japanese officials have never officially apologized for the history of World War II aggression against China.

The main reasons why the Japanese government has not apologized are as follows:

1) Japan's invasion of China was a basic national policy established after the Meiji Restoration. It is Japan's century-old dream to establish a colony in China, and in Japan's view, it is a matter of course that the law of the jungle is the strong.

2) Japan did not recognize the victorious achievements of the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression propagated by China. Japan has always believed that the only reason for its defeat in World War II was its defeat to the United States. As for the victories achieved by poor and weak China, Japan has always refused to recognize them.

3) After the end of World War II, the gap between China and Japan was huge.

After World War II, Japan's national strength was restored under the support of the United States, and its economic strength once ranked second in the world (second only to the United States). Although China's economy has developed, the growth rate has been relatively slow for a period of time. Therefore, from the post-war period to the present, Japan has long regarded itself as a "strong man" with regard to China.

An apology (with the People's Republic of China) was made during Tanaka's visit to China in 1972. However, at that time, Japan's apology only said that it had "caused trouble to China", and China did not accept this apology (which is really insincere), and later changed it to "deep reflection" in the joint statement.

However, when it was later proposed to apologize to those who had been injured by the war (such as the wives), there has been no formal apology from the Japanese side. On the issue of reparations, China offered to give up the issue of reparations when China and Japan issued a joint statement (note that it was waived in 1972). But there is also a theory that it was exchanged for Japan's position on Taiwan).

There was no apology, no war reparations... The specific reason was that the principal and the chairman were busy grabbing land at that time. So *** or no one's don't want war reparations.

This is also one of the reasons why Japan does not recognize aggression now, you say that I have invaded, why don't you want war reparations...

And now most Japanese do not think that China defeated Japan at that time, but that the United States defeated Japan among the allied forces. So the question of China has always been as distorted as possible... Transform yourself into a righteous person. Of course, there is a shadow of old beauty in this.

Not in the past, not now, and don't count on ...... in the future

I have never even told others to ask for compensation, will others still treat you seriously? (Diplomacy softened a bit.) If he had asked for compensation and an apology at that time, little Japan would now only be obediently a grandson.

The first question is the reasons for the decline of the shogunate. The decline of the shogunate was the decline of the samurai class. Because of the rise of the new bourgeoisie.

Society gradually evolved towards capitalism, the economic base determined the superstructure, and the samurai class naturally lost its privileges and gradually declined. In addition, at the end of the Edo shogunate, land annexation was severe, and it was difficult for the lower class samurai to survive without their assets, and there were conflicts within the samurai class. The last point is that the invasion of the United States broke the isolation of the country, but also brought new ideas and broke the old system.

Question 2: Causes of the First Sino-Japanese War. The ostensible reason was the uprising of the Donghak Party in Korea, and the Japanese and Qing sides sent troops to intervene. The fundamental reason was that Japan's mainland policy dictated that it had to invade Korea, so much so that it had to go to war with the Korean suzerain, the Qing State.

The third question is the theory of detachment. This is the work of Yukichi Fukuzawa, a famous modern Japanese thinker. Its central content is:

Since the civilization of the West is bound to conquer the world, and since the countries of the East have absolutely no ability to resist it, it is unavoidable that it should be wise to "help it spread" so that the people can "bathe in its atmosphere as soon as possible." This is the main content of Japan's Meiji Restoration, which is to break away from the conservative cultural system of Asia and learn from the advanced system and technology of the West.

Personal summary, no authority, please refer to it o( o