Foreign netizens ask: Why do people prefer Japanese culture to China culture?

This partly depends on their level of development: in the last century, the Japanese won their cousins in China, so they were able to spend huge sums of money on cultural products. They live on some small islands, which leads to the concentration of cultural influence. They really cherish their culture: they prefer genocide to immigrants! But that's one of the reasons why we haven't found China's cultural expression as attractive as the Japanese.

The other is time. China's cultural game has been played for too long-they established the current regime when Jesus was born, and have been making progress since then-culture has penetrated into the bone marrow of China people, just like ancient mountains eroded into alluvial soil.

China is the only country that has transformed cultural expression into civilization, which is the highest stage of the development and organization of human society. Creating a civilization requires a large number of sincere people to live together for thousands of years. China has a large population, a long time span and Confucian culture. After diligent practice from generation to generation, they have mastered the practices recommended by Confucius and embodied the principles emphasized by Confucius as a civilization. Anyone in China will tell you that it is far from perfection, but it is enough for everyone to reach an understanding.

Fernand-Braudel proposed to imagine the influence of European dynasty culture, which kept the same style from Caesar Augustine to the First World War. You can say that they improved the art of living with a large number of people.

Observing labor civilization requires careful research and observation skills, while observing pornographic cartoons and polite Japanese is relatively easy. Interestingly, when you asked China people why they made Japan their first tourist destination, they replied that they like to learn Japanese culture.