Can China Surpass Japan? The Japanese Perspective on the China-Japan Gap

Author: China Social Sciences Press
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: For Japan, we do not know enough, but rather very little. How the Japanese perceive their country and strength, and how modern Japanese society views China's power—this book can be said to be quite representative. It holds significant reference value for the broad Chinese public concerned about the future direction of China-Japan relations. The author does not deliberately belittle China to elevate Japan, but instead compares Japan with China based on some characteristics of the Japanese nation and specific economic indicators, pointing out the gaps between them and analyzing the current situation and future trends. It provides us with a very specific analysis report on Japan's power and deeply portrays the psychological aspects of the Japanese people. We hope that through this book, more truly patriotic Chinese can gain a deeper understanding of Japan. At the same time, it serves as a mirror to identify our true gaps, enabling China to continue its arduous struggles and hard work for its rise, making China a world power that any country genuinely respects, contributing more to world peace and tranquility.