Japanese views on blood types

The Japanese are very knowledgeable about blood types. Why do the Chinese say blood type discrimination? Japan doesn’t talk about blood sex anymore. It’s because they are afraid of blood sex discrimination. TV shows basically don’t talk about blood types anymore.

What blood types do Japanese like, type A and type O? Japanese people usually think that types B and AB are selfish and weird.

People who like type A are serious and patient, and type O is generous and think these two blood types. Be kinder and get along better

Sometimes it’s really accurate! The Type A’s I know are all very serious and gentle in character

However, I think Type B is easier to get along with, very straightforward and real. AB’s personality sometimes resembles A and sometimes resembles B.

Japanese people like type A the most, and delicate type O is also very popular

It’s true that people who like type B the least like type A and type B don’t get along!

But type A Japanese people will not show it, but type B will! Type A usually gets along well with AB, but it is type O who can truly become good friends! If you want to get married, you will look for Type O or Type A!

Finding a marriage partner is a problem for both B and AB in Japan! South Korea too!

Why do Japanese people like to talk about their personality based on their blood type? The Japanese firmly believe that blood type determines personality. Young people in Japan especially like to read books about blood type constellations. The English letters A, B and O have become the code for "who you are." Since ancient times, human beings have been somewhat superstitious. For example, some people believe in horoscopes, divination, or the recently popular tarot cards. But in Japan, which has the most advanced technology in Asia, it is firmly believed that a person's blood type can best reflect his personality, abilities, strengths and weaknesses. Until recently, this superstition has become increasingly serious, and has been blamed for triggering exploitation and discrimination. Nowadays, many people use blood type as a basis for finding a job, a partner, or even studying. Scientists and psychologists are calling out the general public for being too superstitious, slamming books and websites that depict blood types as misleading. In fact, the protein content of a person's blood type does not determine a person's personality. In short, people’s connection between blood type and temperament not only lacks scientific proof, but is also fundamentally wrong. According to a newspaper poll, 20% of the Japanese population firmly believes that blood type affects their personality. Since this concept was introduced by supporters of Nazi Germany in the 1930s and accepted by the Japanese military government, how many Japanese people have There is an idea that blood type affects life. At the same time, South Korea is also spreading this idea. In Japan, everyone is almost always asked what their blood type is, so there is no need to make a fuss. For example, Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi’s blood type has long been disclosed to be type A. Blood types were discovered in 1901, which became a major breakthrough in the history of medicine. However, the German Nazi Party exploited the situation and claimed that most Germans had superior blood types A and O, far superior to Jews and Asians whose blood type was B.

Why are the Japanese superstitious about blood types? There are only four blood types, which are much simpler than horoscopes, palmistry, facial reading, fortune telling, and divination.

The blood type theory of blood type personality theory in Japan is just like Westerners' worship of zodiac signs. In Japan, from falling in love to finding a job, Japanese people attribute all problems to the same factor - blood type. According to statistics from Togai Group, Japan's largest distribution company, four of the top ten best-selling books at the end of 2008 talked about how blood type determines personality. The Literary Society, which published the four books, said there was one book for each of the four blood types, and each set has sold more than five million copies. Most Japanese choose their spouses and make friends based on their blood type. Many Japanese companies, including large international companies, recruit and employ people based on blood type, and even clearly stipulate in job advertisements that only people with certain blood types can apply. Japanese anime games, such as King of Fighters, Final Fantasy, and Metal Gear Solid, will also introduce the blood types of anime characters. Even Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso knows the importance of blood type. He announced on his official website that his blood type is type A, while his opponent, the chairman of the opposition party ***, is type B. The blood type trend has also spread to Nintendo DS games, and has become the main character on the "Lucky Bag", a female accessory designed specifically for blood types. A certain TV station will also broadcast a comedy with the theme of girls looking for husbands based on blood type. What sounds most ridiculous is that dating companies provide blood type compatibility tests, and some companies also look at employees' blood types when assigning jobs.

Some kindergartens even divide classes according to blood types, and the Japanese women's softball team also uses blood type theory to tailor training plans for players. The theory of blood type personality is also popular in South Korea. Korean drama Type B Boyfriend is a good example. A Korean named RealCrazyman posted a "blood type comic" on his website. In just a few days, it was translated by netizen Bunny and posted on the Chinese website.

Japanese people usually mention their blood type when introducing themselves. Why is this? They seem to value this very much. Blood type is the sacredness of the emperor.

Blood type can really affect personality. Why don’t the Chinese believe it but the Japanese and Koreans do? Blood type determines personality. No matter what, it does make sense.

I hope to adopt it.

What is the blood type of Japanese people? The most common type of Japanese people is type A.

By the way, is there blood type discrimination in Japan? I have lived in Japan and have been working in a Japanese company to this day.

I can tell you responsibly that the Japanese believe in blood types. I don’t know the reason, but every time I go to dinner with my Japanese colleagues (female colleagues), there is an 80% chance that blood types will be discussed.

But there is still no discrimination, because I have type B blood. At least the Japanese do not discriminate openly. I don’t know if there is any discrimination behind the scenes.