Japanese History and Culture (Ancient Period)

Author: He Jingbin
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: Japanese culture, although a product of Eastern cultural traditions, has its own unique characteristics. If one were to summarize the features of Japanese culture in a single sentence, it could be said that Japanese culture places greater emphasis on substance. By "substance," we can refer to the spirit. Therefore, it can be argued that compared to a glorious exterior, Japanese culture values the spirit more, and it can be said that Japanese culture is a spiritual culture. Culture is the soil in which language thrives. Without a cultural foundation, even if one learns a foreign language well, it is difficult to use it flexibly, appropriately, and accurately. This book is designed for readers with a certain level of Japanese reading ability. By reading this book, you can gain a vertical understanding of the development of Japanese society and culture, while expanding your knowledge, deeply engaging with Japanese society, customs, and culture, and simultaneously improving your language skills and enriching your vocabulary.