Why is Zhu Shunshui, originally from China, buried in Japan?

Because when Zhu Shunshui was in Japan, he had a deep influence on Japan and made a great contribution to Japan, so he was buried directly in Japan after his death. Zhu Shunshui made China culture communicate with Japanese culture through his own knowledge, let the Japanese know that a country should be loyal to its monarch, and brought a lot of China's thoughts to Japan. It can be said that his influence reached its peak during World War II. Nobody called Zhu Shunshui by that name when he was in Japan. Later, because the Tokugawa family admired Zhu Shunshui's talent very much, he dared not call him by his original name. Later he took this name, which can be said to be a household name in Japan.

Zhu Shunshui's original name was Zhu Zhiyu. At an early age, Zhu Zhiyu was very clever. It can be said that he was called a prodigy by the local people, and the court also attached great importance to his talent. However, because he was born incorruptible and straightforward, he didn't know how to be flexible, so he said he didn't want to go along with other officials of the court, and was later wanted by the court. Later, after the demise of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Zhiyu devoted himself to the anti-Qing Dynasty and saw the light again. It can be said that he exhausted all his strength in the anti-Qing dynasty and saw the light again.

Zhu Shunshui had no choice but to live under the rule of the Qing Dynasty, so he said that he had only been to Japan, but Japan was also very strict at that time, and it was not easy to enter Japan. Later, he was trapped at sea and met a Japanese scholar. Later, after learning about Zhu Shunshui, he took Zhu Shunshui to Japan. Later, the Tokugawa family invited Zhu Shunshui to come out of the mountain.

It can be said that when Zhu Shunshui was in Japan, he brought his talents into full play, which also played a great role in Sino-Japanese cultural exchanges, especially for Japan.