Is Xu Fudong's history of crossing Japan true? Thank you, everyone.

Sima Qian first recorded the history of Xu Fu in the history books. In Sima Qian's Historical Records of the First Qin Emperor, there is such a record: Twenty-eight years of the first emperor: "(Xu Fu) and others wrote that there are three sacred mountains in the sea, named Penglai, Abbot and Yingzhou, where immortals live. Please hurry and beg with boys and girls. So he sent Xu Fufa thousands of men and women to the sea to seek immortality. " Later, it was recorded in Taiping Guangji Xu Fu Ten Kingdoms: "Xu Fu, also known as Xu Wei, is a gentleman's room and a neat person." There is no record of his date of birth or death. Didn't say where chui fook floated on the sea. Later generations thought it was Taiwan Province Province or Ryukyu, and some people said it was America, but most people thought it was Japanese. Xu Fudong's crossing to Japan was originally proposed by the late Zhou Dynasty and the early Shang Yi in the Five Dynasties. Said: "Japan, also known as Japan, is in the East China Sea. In the Qin Dynasty, Chui Fu stopped at the country with 500 men and 500 women, and today's figures are only Chang 'an. ..... There is also a mountain called Mount Fuji or Penglai in Ganying in the northeast ... Fulai Xu is called Penglai, and all descendants are called Qin. "Yi Chu said that this sentence came from Hiroshi, a Japanese monk. Ouyang Xiu, a writer and historian in the Song Dynasty, also thought that Xu Fudong had spent the day in Japan. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, a Japanese monk went to Nanjing and presented Ming Taizu with a poem entitled "Xufu Temple in front of a wild bear". Li Shuchang and Huang Qixian, diplomatic envoys to Japan in the late Qing Dynasty, paid a visit to Xu Fu's tomb and wrote poems and inscriptions. Since this century, Chinese and Japanese scholars have done a lot of research on Xu Fudong's crossing. Ma believes that Xu Fu's visit to Japan in Qin Ji has a purpose. "His original intention was not to seek immortality, but to use the selfishness of the first emperor to seek immortality and use his power to colonize overseas. "Xu Songshi said in" The Origin of the Japanese Nation "that during the Warring States Period and the Pre-Qin Period, a large number of people immigrated to Japan along the southeast coast of China, and the boys and girls led by Xu Fu were one of them." It must be true that Xu Fudong crossed the sea. "Hong Kong Wei Ting wrote" The Founding of Xu Fu in Japan ",arguing that Xu Fu was Xuan Di, the founding emperor of Japan, and the 29th grandson of King Xu after Zhuan Xu. Taiwan Province scholar Peng's book Xu Fu is Emperor Jimmu further enriches Wei Tingsheng's viewpoint. Up to now, there are many remains of Xu Fu's activities in Japan, such as the tomb of Xu Fu and his seven crew members in Wakayama Prefecture, the Xufu Palace, the "Land Xufu" monument in Saga Prefecture, Kyushu Island, the Xufu Stone House, the Xufu Temple, and the Gionee Shrine dedicated to Xu Fu. Shinomiya is located in the southeast coastline of Wakayama Prefecture, Japan, facing the sea, deep and high. Near the coastline of Shinto Palace is the "Penglai Mountain" of Lingshan that Xu Fu dreamed of. A few hundred meters in front of Penglai Mountain stands a low tower monument. Take a closer look, and it turns out that this is where Chuifu landed. Some scholars believe that Xu Fudong's crossing the sea in Japan is only a legend, and there is no reliable historical document to prove it. Some people even think that the legend of Xu Fudong crossing the sea in Japan is the product of Japan around the 10 century, and it was not first put forward by China people. At that time, Xu Fu only went to the islands of Bohai Bay, and his deeds, relics and cemeteries in Japan were nominal. In addition, some scholars believe that it is a historical fact that Xu Fudong crossed the sea, but he did not go to Japan, but went to the United States. Xu Fudong's crossing time coincides with the rise of Mayan civilization in America, and Japan and Chinese mainland are very close, so they don't need to spend huge sums of money at all, and they can arrive in a few years. There is no convincing answer to where Xu Fudong went in the vast sea of people.

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