Brief introduction of yayoi culture

Yayoi culture was named Yayoi Age-Japanese in China (immigration and economic and cultural exchanges in Qin and Han Dynasties) from Yayoi Town, bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, where Yayoi pottery was discovered.

China and Japan are neighbors separated only by a strip of water, and their cultural ties have been very close since ancient times.

The so-called Yayoi culture refers to an important historical period after Japanese rope culture, which was named after it was first discovered in Yayoi Town, Tokyo, Japan. From more than 200 BC to more than 300 AD, it is just equivalent to the last years of the Warring States Period, Qin and Han Dynasties in China. In the Yayoi cultural site, a large number of bronze swords, bronze purlins and bronze priests have also been unearthed. Bronze priests are mostly in central Japan, while bronze swords and purlins are mostly in Kyushu. Japanese academic circles believe that the raw materials and technologies for processing these cultural relics come from China. Japanese scholar Saburo Yagi said that there were bronze swords and bronze purlins in Shandong, China. Umehara Sueji and other scholars said: "The discovery of copper purlin in Japan undoubtedly means the eastward crossing of Qin and Han people in China". In addition, China ancient cymbals, ancient mirrors, Qin-style daggers and Chinese characters were unearthed in the ruins of Yayoi-machi. Japanese people like to eat gourds very much, which is related to the fact that an alchemist from China went into the sea.

Japanese scholar Arataro Murakami praised the great significance of the introduction of China rice into Japan. He said: "Rice saved the hungry people in the Japanese archipelago. In any case, rice deserves more thanks than anything else. Unlike livestock and shellfish, rice can be stored for a long time. Soon, this village formed a country. " The introduction of rice ended the fishing and hunting life in Japan and began farming. Then, Japan has always regarded Xu Fufeng as a "god of agriculture" and a "god of medicine".

In recent years, according to statistics, there are more than 50 Xu Fu sites in Japan. Huang Zunxian, Counsellor of the Qing Dynasty Embassy in Japan, wrote, "Men and women spend 3,000 yuan to avoid Qin, and there are other days overseas. The mirror seal has been spread all the way to the temple. If you suspect that there are immortals and poems in the world, mark "The triple weapons handed down from ancient times in Japan: sword, mirror and seal, all made in Qin. "

There is a tomb of Xu Fu in Niigata, Japan, with the words 107 1 on the tombstone. There are many producers and sellers of Xufu Tiantai Lindera, Xufu Sushi and Xufu Liquor in Xiagong. Su Yu Temple displays the saddles and pedals used by Xu Fu. There is also a "Xufu Temple" on Penglai Mountain in the new palace, which is called "Xufu Palace". Every year, there are "Royal Boat Festival" and "Lantern Festival", both of which are activities to worship Xu Fu. Legend has it that Japan also has a 500-year-old "Xu Fu Festival".

The influence of Japanese culture on Japan is almost everywhere, and Xu Fu has made great contributions to the cultural exchange between China and Japan. Of course, there are still many unsolved mysteries about his China Eastern Airlines. For example, are the abbot and Yingzhou Jeju Island and Ryukyu Island today? What does Chui fook do in these two places? Wait a minute. To this end, Xu Fu Research Association has been established at home and abroad, and some even advocate "Xu Fuxue". In order to conduct in-depth research and textual research on Xu Fu's navigation, astronomy, geography, medicine, religion, smelting, nationality, race, language, philosophy, people's feelings, folk customs and other fields.

All the civilizations that Xu Fudong brought to Japan were realized on the basis of China's shipbuilding technology and superb navigation technology. Li Er and Japanese Culture and China