An essay on the topic of Japan as I see it

Write a good Japan or a bad Japan.

For the first time, I approached a Japanese man so closely. It's a guest of my family, and I'm here for sightseeing in China. His name is Tanaka.

Litse, about forty years old, looks tall and big. This is very different from what I imagined Japanese people to be. I used to think that Japanese people were short.

This is presumably influenced by history textbooks. In the Ming Dynasty, there was a historical fact that Qi Jiguang fought against the Japanese invaders, and this "Japanese invaders" shows that the Japanese are not tall.

Extremely hot day. Tanaka has a big shaved head. This has been seen in the movies. Wearing a loose white undershirt. When he buys undershirts, he must choose 100% cotton. I think this is probably the trend of global social development. Nowadays, many developed countries in the world.

There is an increasing focus on protecting nature and getting close to nature. The same is true for the Japanese. This is also reflected in his dining habits.

He prefers light foods and does not eat greasy things. This is different from the traditional habits of our Chinese. He didn't think of the so-called "feast" of chicken, duck, fish, and meat we prepared, and loved to eat "tender pumpkin shreds" and "winter melon and kelp soup".

I remember that day at lunch, we saw that he loved to eat "capsaicin."

Stir-fried lotus root cabbage", everyone didn't move the chopsticks, and he took all the dishes alone, saying that he had never eaten such a delicious dish before. It seems that the longevity of Japanese people is related to their eating habits.

Dine with him and you can do whatever you want. You don't have to toast, you don't have to stand up, you stand and he doesn't respond. You eat yours, he drinks his, there is no hypocrisy, no pretentiousness, no humility, everything is as it should be, let it be.

But there is one thing that is consistent with our habits. That is to respect the fruits of other people's labor. He knows a little basic Chinese and sometimes English.

During the meal, he will constantly praise "delicious"! "Delicious"! "Good smoke"!

Thank you"! "Good work"!

He likes to drink beer. He made no secret of the fact that he could drink ten bottles per meal, but he wouldn't drink that much when he went out. In our house, we only have a maximum of two bottles per meal, and never open a third bottle.

This is something that many Chinese men can learn from. He is very fond of Chinese cigarettes. My husband gave him two "red Anhui", he couldn't put it down, clasped his hands into fists and thanked him again and again, and his joy was overflowing.

Perhaps due to historical reasons, the impression of Japanese people in the past was extremely poor. You think, when we think of the Japanese, we instinctively think of the words "devil", "aggression", and "ambition". We always think that the Japanese are hostile to us and full of contempt.

Now, it seems, Mr. Tanaka has changed our mind. He said very sincerely that he loves China very much and constantly praises China as "stronger and stronger". Visit Tianzhu Mountain.

When he returned, he was so excited that he shouted "beautiful!" beautiful！”。He said that our Anqing goods are cheap and good, and praised our family for their warm and friendly friendliness!

Japan invaded China during World War II, and China and Japan formed a deep blood feud. However, at this time, the relations between China and Japan have improved, but secretly they are still fighting openly and secretly. In particular, how to handle the relations between the Chinese and Japanese people is really a question worth considering.

In Japan, Japanese citizens are definitely more preferential than foreign citizens. When it comes to flying, there is more than one special passage for Japanese people. In other countries, there is only one passage, and there are many people.

I'm afraid to squeeze Wu Ying, okay, when the Japanese are done, you can go again. In China, this is greatly influenced by Confucianism, and what "those who love others will always love them" will not benefit at all in the current century. The same is by plane, people have a special channel for foreigners, but the Chinese do not, and there are so many Chinese.

Crowded in a passageway, waiting in line for a long time to get on the plane, and the foreigners in line at the same time may have set sail at this time.

On March 11, 2011, the tsunami destroyed many houses and injured many people. What's even more horrible is that it is accompanied by nuclear leaks, which makes the surrounding countries really fight a colder war: will it affect their own countries?

In the face of such a situation, Japan is also busy, inspecting everywhere, comforting the families of the deceased, and so on.

China is also really kind, and has sent rescue teams to help fight the disaster.

Didn't China expect that this would pose a threat to the lives of its own rescuers? Is it true that only the lives of the Japanese are fate, and the lives of the Chinese are not? Or can we help Japan and avoid the scramble for the Diaoyu Islands?

With so much money to donate to Japan, I think it would be better to help the poor people in China, because there are so many poor people in China.

What should we say about China's behavior? It's time to say: "Oh, we in China are so helpful, and we are so generous in donating money to Japan, which we once had a common enmity with us."

It is better to say: "China is really a wretch, and it actually helped the enemy Japan to tide over the difficulties, and it is long overdue for them to be finished!" ”

Mu Mu thought: No matter how you say it, there are flaws.

The first statement is actually not wrong, that is, the Chinese people hope that China will care more about and be considerate of the grassroots people, and not always "turn their elbows outward". In this way, China has won a good reputation, and the grassroots people really can't afford to hurt it.

The second statement is inherently wrong, no matter how bad the lack of the day is, you can't curse him to perish! Just as if you have made an enmity against a man, you cannot curse him to death.

But has China earned a good reputation for aiding Japan?

Japan still seized Chinese fishing boats, still fought with China over Diaoyu Islands, still supported the Philippines in grabbing China's Scarborough Shoal, and still held a grudge against China. Just like "Mr. Dongguo and the wolf", Japan is the greedy wolf, and it will get more assistance from China.

Why do you think China is so pitiful? Japan bullies, the United States bullies, and even small countries like Vietnam and the Philippines are bullied. Here, I would like to express not only sympathy, but also admiration for the endurance of our China.

China has already been refined into steel.

But you must know that many Japanese people are repenting and atoning for their sins, and most of those who have been denying history are political **, not ordinary people in Japan. Therefore, we should not treat all Japanese people as evildoers, and we should not make the problem too absolute.

While not blindly criticizing Japanese people, I appreciate certain Japanese culture.

For example, the tea ceremony. The Japanese tea ceremony was first transmitted from China, and the Japanese have gone through hundreds of years of historical changes and sublimated the culture of feasting, but they have never abandoned this culture brought from China. However, the Chinese are gradually losing their culture.

Is it the Chinese who see things differently? Or have you forgotten about the culture? Or is it not its own culture at all?

So in this regard, we Chinese should really learn from the Japanese.

Recently, I watched a Japanese anime film "The Prince of Tennis". The main purpose of watching it is to observe the tennis skills of those players, not to look at the beautiful women and handsome guys inside. But in today's society, many elementary and middle school students are obsessed with Japanese anime mainly because they want to see the characters in it.

Indeed, it is undeniable that Japan has also done a good job in manga, with realistic characters portrayed and some special effects interspersed with Xiangchang, giving people a sense of mystery. In "The Prince of Tennis", I also saw some wonderful shots, as if time passed by the general athletes in the galaxy of time, as if flying up to meet greater challenges.

What does it mean, if it's written, it's written from right to left, and from top to bottom vertically.