Isn't the real enemy of Japan today the United States? Why didn't they realize this?

That's not how it is understood. According to our understanding, the Japanese should hate the United States the most because they dropped two atomic bombs.

However, perhaps our understanding is wrong. Do you know who opened the door to modern Japan? It was opened by American general Perry. It is reasonable to say that it should be a shame to be forced to sign unequal treaties.

Strangely, the bronze statue of General Perry was enshrined as a hero in an unknown square in Kyoto. In the eyes of the Japanese, this is a hero. The Japanese nation is very strange,

This may reflect the idea of advocating power in Japanese bones. No matter how good the weak treat it, it still looks down on it, just as they look down on China today.

Perhaps Japan does secretly resent the United States for dropping the atomic bomb, but what is certain is that the United States is definitely not the real enemy of Japan.

The real enemy of Japan should be China.

Japan is a small island, and what they want most is to land in China. It can be seen from the large-scale immigration to the Northeast that the emperor was rumored to have plans to move his capital to the Northeast.

Japan's strength can't be compared with that of Germany, so it has no ambition of Hitler to conquer the world. Japan also knows something about the strength of the Soviet Union. Therefore, they did not go north. Japan's greatest interest is mainly China. Or East Asia.

At the beginning, the purpose of Japan's participation in the war was to build a great East Asian glory circle, but it is hard to believe that they really wanted to fight against the United States from the beginning. The reason for the attack on Pearl Harbor should be the sudden blockade of the United States, which made Japan lack strategic resources and unable to support the war. If you don't do it, you will be dragged to death sooner or later.

There was a conflict of interest with the United States at that time. Without mentioning that Chiang Kai-shek is supported by the United States, the United States will certainly not let it go easily. However, although Japan is abnormal, it should not be a lake, because from any angle, Japan should not be an opponent of the United States. Japanese intelligence personnel and Japanese decision-makers cannot be confused.

Therefore, the reason for doing business with the United States may be to force the United States to recognize Japan's interests in East Asia by destroying Japan's naval strength. So the main target of Japan is China. As for the conquest of China, we don't know what it is.

It's still the same.

If Japan wants to exert its influence in the world, it can't sleep with lions.

China is Japan's only rival to dominate East Asia, and the rise of China is fatal to Japan. So whether he likes it or not, unless China is divided into hundreds of small countries or Japan conquers China, the interests of Japan and the United States are the same. In this way, the relationship between Japan and the United States is the same as that between Britain and the United States. It depends on the relationship between China and the United States. Therefore, I estimate that in the 1980s, the relationship between Japan and China should be relatively friendly, because it was also the month of secret talks between China and the United States.

For a long time, the Japanese opponent must be China, and the real opponent is not the United States. So, don't treat the Japanese as fools. On the contrary, he is still the cleverest among Asians.

Therefore, China must not be careless in dealing with the Japanese.