What is the spirit of Japan!? What is the Japanese spirit

The spirit of bushido.

For a more detailed analysis, it is recommended to take a look at "The Chrysanthemum and the Knife".

Although it was written by the Americans, and it was written very early in World War II.

In the years after the end of the war, but this is a book written by the United States in order to better manage Japan after the war, so it is more profound, and the content is very detailed and not empty.

The whole book talks about World War II and talks about the Meiji Restoration.

and then to Japanese customs, morals, and traditional education.

The author uses the Japanese imperial family crest "chrysanthemum" and the samurai "sword" as a set of contrasting and contradictory imagery to illustrate Japanese culture and spirit from a third-party perspective.

The Japanese spirit is: If you are weaker than me, you must obey me, including life. You are stronger than me, and I will obey you, including life.

The meaning of the Sei-Japanese is a group of people who worship Japan to the extreme in reality and who have spiritually regarded themselves as Japanese.

These people worship Japanese culture to the extreme, regard it as their spiritual gene and rise to a sense of belonging beyond the motherland, belittle the Chinese nation, and take the initiative to separate themselves from their own national compatriots. In order to express respect for its "spiritual mother country", it does not hesitate to tear the wounds of history, hurt national feelings, challenge historical memory, and desecrate historical dignity.

Eliminate the phenomenon of sperm day:

It is necessary to get to the root of the problem, start with the historical nihilism that breeds the phenomenon of Jingri, persist in carrying out in-depth historical research under the guidance of historical materialism, refute the erroneous words and deeds of Jingri elements with real historical facts, and strive to promote the project of general education in history and moral molding.

At the same time, we must use the law to defend the bottom line of history and not allow anyone to trample on, desecrate, or insult the precious historical memory and national spirit formed by the Chinese people in the course of historical struggle.

So-called"with"Spirit has many meanings in the Japanese: it refers to harmony. Cooperation, fraternity, mutual assistance, generosity, patience, understanding, etc.

Japan is known as the Yamato nation, and the core of its national spirit is "collectivism". "Collectivism" is the soul of the foundation of the Japanese nation, and it is one of the important reasons for Japan's rise and rapid revival of modern times. The root cause of this lies in the homogeneity of the Japanese national culture and psychology.

Ancient Japan was composed of three parts: the Japanese people, the ethnic minorities, and the immigrants from the mainland, and they communicated and integrated with each other for a long time, and in the process of qualitative political, social, and cultural transformation, they became a single nation. This kind of single nation shares a unified culture and has a homogeneous national psychology. In formal settings, the relationship between superiors and subordinates in Japan gives people the impression that there is a great disparity in status, and the subordinates always bow to their superiors, but in the mutual relations in informal settings, the subordinates will feel like a family with their superiors, and there is no stratification in society, which prevents the emergence of class subcultures, thus ensuring the homogeneity of Japanese culture.

There's a book written by an American called "Chrysanthemums and Flowers," which you can refer to, and there's also a set of "Japanese Style," as well as Ye Shengtao's "On Japan" and "Bushido," which all have this kind of explanation.

Why do the Japanese pay so much attention to the spirit of craftsmanship?

After reading this article, I am even more convinced that Japan will become strong Japanese Ganbade

I just know that their thinking and education are relatively developed, and they can talk about everything like friends between their families...

There is a book called "Chrysanthemum and Sword", which objectively analyzes the Japanese national spirit.

Bushido spirit But everything is divided into two, and this narrow space makes them have a sense of existential crisis more than other peoples at any time, so it is normal to do bad things

Japan's national character has typical oriental characteristics. Under the core concept of perfection in this world, the Japanese have developed a series of contradictory personalities:

both self-confidence and low self-esteem; both submissive and rebellious; both formal and indulgent; There is both the softness and sadness of chrysanthemum, and the sharpness and cruelty of a knife.