What Japanese cultural phenomena originated in China?

Many Japanese folklore and fairy tales come from China's fairy tales.

China's traditional festivals, such as Lunar New Year's Eve Lantern Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day Cold Food Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, Double Ninth Festival, Ghost Festival (Orchid Festival) and China Valentine's Day, are also held in Japan, and China's traditional holiday snacks, such as jiaozi, jiaozi, moon cakes and rice cakes, are also eaten by Japanese.

Writing Chinese characters with a brush, practicing calligraphy and Chinese painting, eating with chopsticks and eating rice are all influenced by China culture.

Nara, Kyoto, Japan, two ancient cities, modeled after the buildings of China in the Tang Dynasty, are completely copies of Chang 'an, China.

Japanese traditional Buddhist art was also introduced from China.

Clothes such as kimono and clogs are all transformed from the traditional costumes of the Han nationality in China.

The traditional folk art "Nenglie" and the flower arrangement at the Song and tea parties are all based on the development of China ancient literature.

The Japanese symbol Taidao is also based on the improvement of China's traditional sword.

Handicrafts such as lacquerware and ceramics are imported from China.

At the earliest time, China's traditional calendar, the Tang calendar, was widely used in Japanese society. Chinese characters were used as the official language to teach Chinese, and the official etiquette of the Tang Dynasty was adopted.

All from China.