What contribution did Fukuzawa Yukichi make to Japanese civilization?

After Japan was forced to open a port, the theory of "clamoring for Europe" prevailed in society. Fukuzawa Yukichi, who advocated learning from western civilization, was savagely attacked by traditional forces everywhere. In this complicated social environment, he still made great contributions to the cause of Japanese civilization with great courage and the courage to pursue truth. Since 1862, Fukuzawa Yukichi has published more than 60 kinds of works, among which Western Affairs, Persuasion and Introduction to Civilization are the most famous. They are the representative works of the Japanese Enlightenment, which made important ideological preparations for the later Meiji Restoration.