The Ming dynasty did not lag behind, and some adherents chose to cross the sea to Japan. What is the current situation?

The Ming dynasty did not lag behind. Some people can't stand tyranny and social chaos, so they immigrate to Japan. A long time ago, there was some discrimination at first. Later, it was basically assimilated, and life was no different from that of the Japanese. Now I am an ordinary person in Japan, and my living conditions are just ordinary people's lives, nothing special.

There are adherents to the change of dynasty, but due to the differences between the new dynasty and the old dynasty, these adherents still pretend to be people of the previous dynasty. Facing the new dynasty, many adherents were unwilling to face the reality and even fled overseas. With the demise of the Ming Dynasty, some adherents chose to go to Japan, some remained anonymous, and some even wanted to rebuild the old dynasty.

The most representative adherents of the Ming Dynasty are Zhu Shunshui's team, but they don't want to live in seclusion. Instead, I asked Japan to send troops to help them clear their sight, but it was rejected by Japan ... After all, Japan was not strong enough to fight neighboring countries at that time, even if neighboring countries changed their dynasties, they did not have this strength.

But surprisingly, the Japanese have great respect for Zhu Shunshui. Perhaps they have been in contact with China for many years, and the culture of the Tang Dynasty has a great influence on them. Moreover, when these adherents lived in Japan, they enriched Japanese culture, passed on many China traditional cultures and customs, and had a far-reaching and lasting impact on Japanese culture in later generations.

Although the adherents of the Ming Dynasty no longer say so, their influence on Japanese culture is far-reaching and lasting, and it also has a certain positive effect on the friendly coexistence between China and Japan today. After all, culture comes down in one continuous line in China.