Japan has become the East Asian country that retains the most Tang culture. How many cultures have they learned from Chinese studies?

Japan has become the East Asian country that retains the most Tang culture. How many cultures have they learned from Chinese studies? Many cultures, before the Sui Dynasty, Japanese culture spread to Japan through the Korean Peninsula, which led to more frequent exchanges between China and China in the Tang Dynasty. China businessmen stopped on a long-distance ship carrying a lot of silk, spices and porcelain in Japanese trade. Japanese businessmen also brought agate, amber, gold and special products to China for commercial transactions, which played a positive role in economic exchanges between the two countries. The culture of the Tang Dynasty has a profound influence on Japan. From 630 (four years of Zhenguan) to 838 (three years BC), the Japanese sent Tang Shi to Chang 'an 13 times. Today (Xi 'an), every story of Tang is grand. In addition to official envoys, there are a large number of officials and students, scholars and monks, doctors, jade artisans, blacksmiths, literati and craftsmen.

Language and language. There are many other names in Japanese, which greatly enrich Japanese vocabulary. The spread of Confucianism and Taoism in Japan has profoundly influenced Japanese culture and people's thoughts. Confucianism spread in Japan from the beginning of the 6th century to more than one thousand years in the 20th century. It has influenced Japanese thinking and behavior. In addition, Japan has widely absorbed and adopted etiquette, costumes, architecture, solar terms, Japan and costumes, and kept the shadow of Tang Dynasty costumes. Thiel in Japan is a derivative of the Tang Dynasty. Traditional Japanese architecture imitates the architecture of the Tang Dynasty, and Japanese families sitting together are also influenced by the Tang Dynasty. In addition, Japanese calligraphy, flowers and tea ceremony were all influenced by Tang in Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival.

Japanese traditional costumes have always been the costumes that Japanese people should use in important activities such as adults and traditional weddings. Different from China, there are more kimono shops, bookstores, libraries, exhibitions, clothes and related knowledge. In Kyoto, where there are many tourists, there are various services, experiences and beautiful services that people don't know. This is manifested in culture, economy, politics and religion. Japanese students have been sent to study in China for many years. Japanese aliases are composed of Chinese fonts. For a long time, China has been its political vassal. Japanese kimono, tea ceremony, geisha, bushido, samurai and even knives were all handed down from Sui and Tang Dynasties. In Japanese, the pronunciation of some words is very similar to that of China and Jiangsu and Zhejiang dialects. China Buddhism, a long-term belief in Japanese history, spread in Japan through the Tang and Xian Zhen Dynasties and Oriental Travel Notes. One of them was built after the Sui and Tang Dynasties and is still a landmark in Japan.