I don t know if it s a legend or a history or something, but it s ancient Japan anyway

It seems to be a movie, "Chunqin Copy", starring Miura Tomokazu and Yamaguchi Baihui, Yamaguchi Baihui (Chunqin) plays a famous blind piano master, Miura (Sasuke, that's right, it's called Sasuke) is her servant, Qin Se and Ming all day long, and then there is an evil young man who takes a fancy to Chunqin, courtship does not ruin his appearance, Chunqin does not want to see Sasuke again, Sasuke in order to prove his loyalty, self-destruction of his eyes to never forget but Chunqin's beauty.

It sounds like "Chunqin Copy", but it's not a princess, but the second lady of a medicinal herb merchant. The second lady was blind when she was nine years old, and the servant was four years older than the second lady. The servant Sasuke served Haruqin all his life, and in the 19th year of the Meiji era, that is, on October 10, 1886, Haruqin died of heart palsy at the age of 58, and on October 14, 40th year of the Meiji era, Sasuke died at the age of 83.

After their deaths, the two were buried together, the large tomb in front was Haruqin's, and the small tomb on the left that was half smaller was Sasuke Onii's.

It can't be "The Tale of Genji", I read this book several times, and there is no disfigured princess in it. The book was written in 1933 by Junichiro Tanizaki, who had proofread The Tale of Genji.

Japanese mythologyIt is a mythological system that originated in Japan and is mainly spread in Japan. The beginning of the myth is ".TakamagaharaThe Edge of the Sky.

There are various theories in Japanese mythology about the formation of the chaotic world. "Ancient Chronicles".

At the beginning of the formation of heaven and earth, the main god of the Heavenly Imperial Center was first formed in Takamagahara ("Japanese Secretaries").

It is recorded as the main deity of the Heavenly Palace, and the meaning in parentheses after the name of the god is the same as above), and then successively formed the high royal nest day god and the god of the nest day).

The main god of the Heavenly Palace, which first appeared, represents the root of the universe and the lord who governs the center of the high heavenly plain; Then the high royal birth nest sun god and the god birth nest sun god appeared relatively yin and yang.

These three gods are the "gods of creation", and after they are formed, they are hidden in Takamagahara.

The origin of Japanese mythological stories

The earth is still unformed, like grease floating in flux. So the gods commanded Izanagi.

The two gods of Destiny and Izanami were appointed to fortify the land and bestowed upon them the Spear of Heaven.

Izanagi and Izanami obeyed the order to come to the Tenponqiao suspended between heaven and earth, insert the Tennuma spear into the floating object below, stir it back and forth, and then lift the spear, so that the sea water dripped from the tip of the spear and accumulated and solidified to form an island, that is, the island of Si Neng, Kiro.

The two gods descended on the island and built a tall and majestic palace. One day, Izanagi asked Izanami, "How is your body developing?" "Izanami said:

My body has matured, but there is one place where it does not grow. Izanagi said, "My body has matured, but there is one more place.

Let's combine and give birth to the land.

Izanami gladly agreed. The two gods met and walked around the thick pillars of the palace from right to left and left to right respectively, and when they met, they became husband and wife. So the male god went around from left to right, and the goddess went around from right to left.

When the two gods met, the goddess first said, "Good a handsome man, and then the male god responded, "Good a beautiful woman."

The two gods reasoned, "What is the reason why the children we give birth to are not sound?" Let's go and ask the gods for advice. The god used the divination method of burning the shoulder bones of a deer to divinate the two gods, and said that it was because the woman spoke first.

It would be unlucky for the woman to speak first. This time, when I go back, the man will say it first and do it again.

In this way, the two gods completed the marriage ceremony. Soon, she gave birth to a leech with no bones. Nigami did not like this unhealthy child, so they put him on a reed boat made of reed leaves and let him float away with the water.

After that, he gave birth to Awashima, and this son was not counted among the royal sons.

Japan did not originate in China, but some people have Chinese ancestry.

In 219 BC (the twenty-eighth year of Qin Shi Huang), Qin Shi Huang went out on patrol for the second time, and the large group of people and horses carved the stone in Mount Tai, and went to the Bohai Sea. Arriving at the seaside, Qin Shi Huang landed on Zhifu Island and indulged in a deep view. I saw that between the sea of clouds, the characters of the mountains and rivers appeared and disappeared from time to time, which was magnificent, especially fascinated by Qin Shi Huang.

This kind of scene was originally a mirage, but in order to cater to Qin Shi Huang's desire for immortality, Fang Shi said that it was a legendary sea fairyland. Xu Fu took the opportunity to write to Qin Shi Huang, saying that there are three immortal mountains in the sea: Penglai, Abbot, and Yingzhou, and there are immortals living there, and they can get the elixir of immortality. Qin Shi Huang was very happy, and then, according to Xu Fu's request, sent thousands of men and virgins to go to sea with him to seek immortal medicine.

He himself also stayed here and waited for Xu Fujia. However, all that was waiting was Xu Fu returning empty-handed. Xu Fu claimed to have seen the god of the sea, but the god refused to give the elixir because the gift was too thin.

Convinced of this, Qin Shi Huang sent an additional 3,000 boys and girls, craftsmen, technicians, and grain seeds, so that Xu Fu could go to sea again. Qin Shi Huang refused to leave and waited for 3 months, but did not see any news from Xu Fu before returning abruptly.

In the following years, Qin Shi Huang sent Yan Lu Sheng and others to the sea to seek immortal medicine, but they also found nothing. In 210 BC (the 37th year of Qin Shi Huang), Qin Shi Huang went on his fifth tour and came to Langya again. When Xu Fu went to the sea to look for immortal medicine, nine years have passed, and he has been returning to the future.

Immediately sent someone to summon Xu Fu, Xu Fu sailed for many years, which cost a lot, and he was worried about being severely punished, so he told Qin Shi Huang: "Penglai Xianshan does have immortal medicine, and it is often blocked by big Jiaoyu when going to sea, so it cannot be reached." Please send the archers with you, and see the big Jiaoyu shooting with a repeater.

Qin Shi Huang ordered to bring enough fishing gear when entering the sea, and he also prepared a repeating crossbow. The sea ship set off from Langya, sailed for dozens of miles, passed through Rongcheng Mountain, and then went to Zhifu, sure enough, when it saw the big Jiaoyu, it immediately fired a salvo of crossbows, and the big Jiaoyu was killed by an arrow and sank to the bottom of the sea. Qin Shi Huang thought that he would be safe from now on, and ordered Xu Fu to go to the sea to seek immortal medicine.

This time, Qin Shi Huang could no longer wait for Xu Gospel's news. In that year, Qin Shi Huang died of illness in the sand dunes (now southeast of Shilu, Hebei), and Xu Fu "had to translate the plains widely, and the king did not come," and never returned.

Basically legend.

The Yamato people originated from the dual structure of the Jomon and Yayoi people.

The Japanese are mainly the result of the assimilation of the Watarai people by the indigenous people of the former Japan (Jomon people).

The Yamato people were born in the Jomon family of Yayoi on the shores of Lake Biwa, and the ancestors of the Yamato people successively established ancient tribal states in Kyushu, Kansai, Shikoku and other places, and during this period, the Yamato people mixed with the Buyeo people in Northeast Asia and the Malay immigrants from the South Island to form the Yamato people.

The Jomon people are the ancestral clan of the Yamato tribe, and they absorbed immigrants and merged to become the Yayoi people. The He culture has long been influenced by the Austronesian civilization and the Northeast Asian civilization, but it has its own school due to its special geographical location and climate.

The shores of Lake Biwa in Shiga Prefecture, Japan, are the birthplace of the Yayoi people, who are formed by three mixed bloods: first, the native Jomon people; the second is the indigenous people of Northeast Asia, Buyeo, Southern Tunguska, Samhan and other places; The third is the aborigines of the Austronesian, Malay, and southeastern China.

All in all, the indigenous people of the Japanese archipelago were the Jomon people, who later assimilated the Watarai people to form today's Japanese. The Japanese are of mixed race.

Some of them are from Taiwan, China.

Ten thousand percent of Qin Shi Huang's resurrection memory soul guided the merger of China and Japan into the Qin Kingdom.

The culture of the Japanese is deeply influenced by China, but the people who live in the Ryukyus are supposed to be of mixed Chinese and Japanese descent.

Xu Fu, a priest of the Qin Dynasty, led three thousand boys and girls to the East to seek the elixir, but because he did not find it for fear of being killed, he hid on the Japanese islands, and then developed into Japan.

Personally, I feel that it is history, and it seems that people from Fujian immigrated to the past.

The original people of Japan were the Ainu.

The origin of Japanese culture is the Tang Dynasty in China.

The Japanese came from? One theory is that the Japanese are descendants of Qin Shi Huang who sent Xu Fu to lead 3,000 boys and girls across the sea. There is also a theory that the people of Northeast China crossed the sea from the Korean Peninsula, that is, the descendants of the Manchus and Mongols.

However, the Japanese tend to think of themselves as people from northeastern China.

It is said that Qin Shihuang sent three thousand boys and girls over there to find the elixir for him, and they never found the elixir, so they did not dare to go back and gave birth there and became a country, and the Japanese script is not somewhat similar to Chinese, which is the reason.

The origin is a pair of dog men and women, the male is called Izanami, and the female is called Izanami, that is, Amaterasu and Hizhao, and the most famous is the story of Rizhao holding a grass pheasant to build and kill the Yaza Orochi. Anyway, it's a Shinto thing in Japan.

Those Japanese myths were copied from China, so let's get to know China first.

Japan seems to have originated in China, and according to legend, Qin Shi Huang sent people across the ocean to pray for immortal elixirs, and since then it has been on the island of Japan, and then Japan was born.

Another theory is that it is a descendant of Wu Dalang. Accounts differ and opinions vary. It's all different. Hehe.

...There is no origin of the Japanese (it) is to steal.