In what year was the first launch, and when did it first appear in China

Doraemon (widely known as the robot cat in the early days of Chinese mainland) memorabilia first launched a series of manga in Japan in 1969;

The 1979 series of cartoons premiered on TV Asahi in Japan;

In 1980, the first Doraemon animated film was released;

In 1991, the series was first introduced to China, and in the same year, TV cartoons and manga were also released in Japan.

The 1992 series of cartoons was launched in Southeast Asian countries and South America;

The 30th anniversary celebration of Doraemon 2000 was held in Taiwan and Hong Kong.

In 1970, the robot cat began to be featured in the school year of the Shogakukan**.

Hiroshi Fujimoto and Suo Yasuko collaborated.

Fujiko Fujio is a pen name shared by both of them.

Hiroshi Fujimoto added an F in the middle

Ahn Sun Suxiong added an ace to the end

Before the Qin Dynasty, China's Warring States were chaotic and went their own way. Qin Shi Huang's unification of China (**Centralization) was seen as the true unification of China and the first unification of China.

The New Year begins on the last day of the lunar month, and is generally believed to end with the Lunar New Year Festival on the 15th day of the first lunar month.

Chinese New Year refers to the "New Year's Festival", which is now called the "Spring Festival". The main content of the New Year is to remove the old cloth and the new, worship the gods and ancestors, drive away evil spirits and disasters, and pray for blessings and pray for the New Year.

According to the old custom, starting from the day of the sacrificial stove (dust sweeping day) on the twenty-third and twenty-fourth day of December at the end of the year, until the night of the Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first month or the nineteenth day of the first month, the time of nearly a month is called "New Year", that is, the "Spring Festival period" that is now called; If you start from the preparation of "New Year's goods", it will be busy from December 15 and 6 at the end of the year.

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Headed by the 100th year, the Spring Festival is the most solemn traditional festival of the Chinese nation, which not only embodies the Chinese nation's ideological beliefs, ideals and aspirations, life entertainment and cultural psychology, but also is a carnival display of blessings, disasters, food and entertainment activities.

During the Spring Festival, there are various New Year's activities held all over the country, and there are differences in the content or details of customs due to different regional shed cultures, with strong regional characteristics. Influenced by Chinese culture, some countries and regions around the world also have the custom of celebrating the New Year.

The evolution of the glyph of the year is shown in the figure below:

1. Interpretation of the year.

1. The unit of time, 1 year in the Gregorian calendar is the time for the earth to revolve around the sun, 365 days in a common year, 366 days in a leap year, and 1 leap year every 4 years.

2. It is used to calculate the number of years.

3. Annual.

4. Age. 2. Compounds.

Previous years, old age, childhood, grade, many years, etc.

"China" also appeared as "Zhonghua", "Huaxia", "Shenzhou" and other synonyms, and first referred to the "center of the world", that is, the Heluo region of the Central Plains in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River, and later gradually contained the legitimacy of dynastic rule.

The word "China" first appeared in the carvings of primitive people excavated in present-day China, and later there was also "Daya Minlao" "Hui This China". However, this kind of "China" in the "Book of Songs" is actually "Beijing", and it does not really refer to the country. The word "China" that refers to the state is not uncommon in the books of the Warring States Period of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty.

For example, "Mencius Teng Wen Gongshang" cloud: "Chen Liang origin, Yue Zhou Gong Zhongni's way, north to learn in China", and "the way of animal hooves and bird tracks, handed over to China"; "Zhuangzi Tianzi Fang": "The gentleman of China, who knows the courtesy and righteousness and knows the hearts of the people", ......These all illustrate:

The so-called "China" in ancient times refers to the "Central Plains" in later generations. However, the area is not as wide as the Central Plains in later generations, and it is only equivalent to most of Henan, southern Shaanxi, and southern Shanxi in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River.

The frequent use of the term "China" is mainly after the Zhou Dynasty. "The Book of Rites: The Royal System" has a cloud: "China Yirong, the people of the five directions, all have sex and ......."China, Man, Yi, Rong, and Di are all sick!

The term "China" is used in opposition to the barbarians, Yi, Rong, and Di. If the "Book of Rites" was written later, then "Zuo Chuan: The Thirty-first Year of Zhuang Gong" has "Where the princes have the merits of the four yi, they will be dedicated to the king, and the king will be warned by the yi." China is no", which shows that in the early Spring and Autumn Period, the word "China" was already opposed to the barbarians, Yi, Rong, and Di.

Qi Huan's rescue of Xingguo, Weiguo and other countries was called "saving China", which shows that "China" at this time has expanded to countries that are considered to be "Zhuxia".

So. The word China, which has more meaning, should come from the Spring and Autumn Period.

According to legend, the first dynasty in the history of our country was the Xia Dynasty. In ancient times, the ancestors of the Yellow River valley called themselves "Huaxia", or simply "Hua" or "Xia". The Chinese people call their four ethnic groups barbarian, Yi, Rong, and Di, and call themselves "China".

The term "China" was first found in Zhou Dynasty texts, and later took on different meanings depending on the object to which it was referred. If it is an assignment question, please delete it.

Since the beginning of historical records, Yao, Shun, Yu, Tang, Wen, and Wu have adopted the Zen concession system, and whoever has the ability will be elected as the leader, which is actually equivalent to the tribal chief.

In the Xia Dynasty, the Zen concession system ended, and the hereditary system began, and the family was all over the world. The territory is the south of Shanxi and the west of Henan, which is actually quite a place with tribes and large palms.

After King Wu of Zhou conquered, he established the Zhou Dynasty, which was 1.5 million square kilometers.

After Qin unified the Six Kingdoms, it is said to have reached 4 million square kilometers, stretching from the Great Wall (present-day Inner Mongolia and Liaoning) in the north, to the sea in the east, to the South China Sea in the south, and to Longxi (present-day Gansu) in the west

During the Yuan Dynasty, the territory was the largest. Less than 1 million Mongols ruled a land area of 40 million square kilometers, which is 1 3 percent of the Earth's land area. The Earth's land surface area is 100 million square kilometers, and the South Pole has to be removed.

That is, almost all the places inhabited at that time were occupied by the Mongols.

The vicissitudes of the Qing Dynasty changed dramatically, and the current territory was almost settled at that time.