Remark of the Study of Less Development Civilization to Advanced Civilization According to Sino-Japanese Material Cultural Exchanges before 10 Century A.D.
Zang Tian-jie
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Zang Tian-jie
Abstract
China and Japan are near neighbours separated only by a strip of water and facing each other across the sea, which have contact history of more than 2,000 years. In a great many fields, such as politics, economy, culture, etc., the people of two countries have close connections throughout. Especially China′s traditional culture has exerted a great influence on the forming and development of the culture of Japan's native country. This article has reviewed the Sino-Japanese material cultural exchanges before 10 century A.D., according to a large number of Chinese historical relics discovered in Japan and document materials. On the basis of these, it studies the meanings of Sino-Japanese material cultural exchanges and the real attitudes of Japanese people's development of the foreign advanced culture, according to the bronze mirror of the Tang Dynasty discovered in China and Japan.
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China and Japan are near neighbours separated only by a strip of water and facing each other across the sea, which have contact history of more than 2,000 years. In a great many fields, such as politics, economy, culture, etc., the people of two countries have close connections throughout. Especially China′s traditional culture has exerted a great influence on the forming and development of the culture of Japan's native country. This article has reviewed the Sino-Japanese material cultural exchanges before 10 century A.D., according to a large number of Chinese historical relics discovered in Japan and document materials. On the basis of these, it studies the meanings of Sino-Japanese material cultural exchanges and the real attitudes of Japanese people's development of the foreign advanced culture, according to the bronze mirror of the Tang Dynasty discovered in China and Japan.
Key concepts: Civilization, China, Chinese culture, Cultural exchange, Economy, Politics, Ancient history, History