Zhou Enlai and Daisaku Ikeda

Author: Wang Yongxiang
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: This book takes a novel angle in its topic, discussing the relationship between Zhou Enlai and Daisaku Ikeda and the Soka Gakkai from a specific perspective to explore Sino-Japanese relations. Following this line of thought, it systematically and concretely delves into the subject in depth. In this sense, this manuscript undeniably fills a gap in the history of modern Sino-Japanese relations and Zhou Enlai studies, which also determines the academic value and significance of this achievement. The author not only makes full use of existing Chinese materials but also collects and utilizes a large amount of Japanese materials, closely integrating both Chinese and foreign sources. Not only does the author rely on written materials, but they also gather many valuable firsthand accounts through personal interviews with direct participants, closely combining textual materials with oral testimonies. On this basis, they conduct research, analysis, and ultimately draw their own research conclusions. This methodology undoubtedly lends greater scientific rigor and persuasive power to the conclusions. I believe that in the study of Zhou Enlai, this scientific attitude and research approach are highly commendable.