Ask a master of history During the Tang Dynasty, Japan learned from the Tang Dynasty whether culture

Naturally, Japan also taught the Tang Dynasty a lot, and of course, the Tang Dynasty taught Japan the main thing.

Example: 1Japan taught the Tang Dynasty more advanced shipbuilding techniques and made fuller use of the compass.

2.Japan has also brought its own culture and customs, and now there are some small regional cultures in China, which also have a little bit of Japanese flavor.

Of course, the history books mainly record that China gave it to Japan. Because this history is written by China, there will be more or less bias towards oneself and belittle others, in fact, most of the history, Chinese have made themselves beautiful. It's a fairly natural situation, who doesn't want to say a good thing about themselves.

When thinking about historical events in the future, it is recommended that you think about the long-term point, such as this question, if Japan does not give benefits to the Tang Dynasty, how can the Tang Dynasty come out to be a good person? When you think of this, you will naturally understand.

It can also be said to be a cultural exchange, although Japan basically learned from China, but through the continuous arrival of Japanese people in China, the Tang Dynasty people also learned about Japanese customs, living habits, and also ingested a small amount of Japanese characteristics such as folding fans. So it's okay to say it's communication. It is not at all wrong to say that the Japanese are learning from China's advanced culture, depending on which angle you stand.

In fact, Japan did not start to learn from China during the Tang Dynasty, but when Qin Shi Huang was looking for an elixir in Dongying, he didn't think that there were still people, so he taught them his own skills, and they are today's Japanese. There is a legend that Qin Shi Huang asked a man to take a boat (with a large group of people going together), and later, when he came to a place, that person ignored Qin Shi Huang's task and sat on the ground as the king, reproducing the next generation, maybe the Japanese are branches of the Chinese! But he's a legend, and you can't believe it!

Also, the Tang Dynasty was because the Japanese gave the Tang Dynasty money, gold and silver, and some people returned to Japan to teach themselves after learning.

Is it cultural exchange, cultural plagiarism and only ah? Japan can't come to the Tang Dynasty empty-handed, right? Japan also gave the Tang Dynasty a chance to learn about Japan.

For the Tang Dynasty, it was a great power in the world at that time, both culturally. Military and technological, Japan at that time was not a strong country in all aspects, and it was in the fishing industry. Japan is surrounded by the sea, so you must know a lot about the sea.

Through the exchange of Tang Dynasty, you can also learn about Japan's fishing and seafood practices.

No! Because it was a Sino-Japanese war, Japan was defeated and was forced to learn from China! (683--687 Tang and Wei Wars).

Just like learning from the United States after World War II, I was somewhat forced to shadow!

Of course. If you have to have a reason, you can also find one for you, Japanese people always have to bring some culture when they come to China, such as language, clothing, food, etc., which are considered generalized culture.

1. Jianzhen DongduDuring the Tang Dynasty, many Chinese contributed to the exchanges between the Chinese and Japanese peoples. Among them, the most prominent is the eminent monk Jianzhen.

Undaunted by hardships and dangers, he traveled east to Japan, taught Buddhist theories, disseminated profound Chinese culture, and promoted the improvement of Japanese Buddhism, medicine, architecture and sculpture, and was respected by the Chinese and Japanese people and Buddhist scholars.

2, Xuanzang westwardXuanzang is a famous monk in the Tang Dynasty, he traveled 50,000 miles west, lasted 17 years, went to India to get the scriptures, and translated 1335 volumes of scriptures in his lifetime, his footprints all over India, influence as far as Japan, South Korea and even the world, his thoughts and spirit are now the common wealth of the people of China, Asia and even the world.

Jianzhen traveled to Japan six times, in addition to spreading Buddhist culture, he also introduced the medical knowledge, architectural art, calligraphy and painting of the Tang Dynasty to Japan;

Xuanzang, a high-ranking monk of the Tang Dynasty, traveled west to Tianzhu to learn scriptures, and wrote the "Records of the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty", which has become an important classic for the study of the history and Buddhism of Central Asia, the Indian Peninsula and China's Xinjiang region.

1, send Tang envoys 2, Jianzhen crossed to the east 6 times 3, Xuanzang traveled west 4, and Princess Wencheng entered Tibet.

Representative of Japan.

Japanese scholar monk Rong Rui and Puzhao.

The Japanese scholars Rong Rui and Puzhao visited Jianzhen and invited him to Japan to spread Buddhism on behalf of Emperor Shomu of Japan.

Abe Nakamaro (698-771 AD):

The Chinese name Chao Heng (or Chao Heng) came to China to study in 717 AD with the Japanese envoy to the Tang Dynasty, and later served as the secretary of the Sanpin and Wei Weiqing in the Tang Dynasty, specializing in poetry.

Jing Zhencheng (public surname Jing, the word Zhencheng. The country name Japan is called Tianzhong. Therefore, he can command the distant state and hire the country.

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1. Political system.

Start with ** in order to go up and down. The chieftains in those places wanted to return the power to the peasants, and the peasants would be given land for cultivation in a unified manner, and the peasants would return the land to the state when they were old, which was to learn from the Tang Dynasty's "rent and mediocrity" system, and established a set of simple taxation methods, and the peasants only needed to pay land rent to the emperor and obey labor, and the emperor became the largest landlord in the country.

2. Militarily.

I also learned the "government and soldier system" of the Tang Dynasty, the integration of soldiers and farmers, cultivating the land in peacetime, and rushing to the front line with my own ** and dry food in wartime.

3. In terms of life customs.

Originally, the Japanese had the habit of wearing clothes on the left side, and if Japan wanted to get rid of the barbarian image, it had to change to the clothes of the Chinese "right clothes", and the old-fashioned "kimonos" were not allowed to be worn, and the official uniforms worn by the Manchu Dynasty and the Wen and Wu dynasties were exactly the same as those worn by Tang officials.

Later influence: In terms of culture, Japan sent thousands of students to Tang to study Tang culture. Japan's Dahua reform is modeled after the Tang Dynasty, and its capital architecture is also modeled after Tang Chang'an.

In the Tang Dynasty, Buddhism was introduced to Japan, enriching Japan's culture, science and technology. Among them, the exchanges are mainly for Jianzhen Dongdu and Kibi Zhenbei to Tang. Japanese writing is also influenced by kanji.

In short, even now it can be seen that many of the customs of the Japanese are similar to those of Khan, such as architecture, clothing, and even writing. As for the impact, it can be seen from the Sino-Japanese War that apart from culturally educating Japan, it had little impact on Sino-Japanese relations.

The main thing is cultural exchange, and Japan sent envoys to study abroad and monks in the Tang Dynasty.

In addition, there is also an exchange on **, but there is really nothing in Japan's broken place, as far as I know, it seems that Bai Juyi wrote a poem praising Japanese swords. In fact, the main thing is tributary**.

Political: Japan followed the example of the Tang Dynasty in carrying out political reforms, abolishing slavery. There are three provinces and six ministries, and now Japan's ** ministerial level is still called a province.

In terms of returning to Japan, during the Tang Dynasty, the two countries had frequent economic exchanges, and a large number of porcelain, tea, and silk were shipped into Japan during the Tang Dynasty.

Social life: Japanese kimono, Japanese tea ceremony, Japanese tatami mats, etc.

In terms of architectural style, Tokyo adopts the Luoyang palace style, and Western Kyoto adopts the Chang'an style.

Religion: Jianzhen traveled to the east to spread Buddhism, etc.