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Prince Shotoku was a famous Japanese regent. He sent Japanese people to China to study Chinese culture and art, he opened the first Japanese embassy in China and wrote the first Japan's first constitution.
because of the civil war in china
Japan was already seperated from China from the start, and Korea became seperated from mainland China by Japanese influence expanding in Korea after Sino-Japanese war in 1895.
The Boxers from the 1900s were one such group.
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Japanese culture was blended with Chinese and Korean culture. Chinese adopted budhism from India which was later spread to Japan. Korean influence can be seen in Japanese paintings and architecture.
I know one of the major things China influenced Japan on was religion. China helped bring Buddhism to Japan. In fact almost the entire country is Buddhist or Shinto (A derivative from Buddhism that the Japanese formed over the years).
Sinologists, or scholars who study China and Chinese culture, typically study China. However, they may also study Chinese diaspora communities in other countries and their influence on global culture and society.
Prince Shotoku was a famous Japanese regent. He sent Japanese people to China to study Chinese culture and art, he opened the first Japanese embassy in China and wrote the first Japan's first constitution.
Buddhism have always been a great in influence in ancient china and now modern chin society. It shape the way china society is today, a lot of basic philosophy of Buddhism is use in everyday life.
Japan opened its society and culture to Western influences, while China continued to resist any outside influence on its customs and beliefs.
china has a major influence on japan
Prince Shotoku inspired Japan to learn from China and helped spread Buddhism to Japan.
Japan opened its society and culture to Western influences, while China continued to resist any outside influence on its customs and beliefs
The three countries that influenced Japanese culture in the Heian period were, India, Korea, and China.
Japan opened its society and culture to Western influences, while China continued to resist any outside influence on its customs and beliefs.
China and Korea mostly. China by obvious reasons (Written language and other customs such as the lunar calender, etc. Japanese culture is hugely based off of Chinas) and Korea had other influences as well (Brought over technologies such as paper printing, pottery and art, etc). It's important to note, in the earlier days Korea had more of a direct impact whereas China had more of an indirect one (When Koreans introduced their culture, they also introduced Chinese.) Soon, Japan was able to have relations with China directly