What other Chinese ideologies did Japan learn?

Japan's forefathers not only tried to learn from the material civilization of the mainland, but also desperately studied and accepted the advanced ideological concepts of the mainland, such as Confucianism and Buddhism. The traditional Chinese cultural idea of the "Way of the Mean" was transferred to Japan and became the "Way of Neutrality and Harmony", which emphasized impartiality, indifference and elegance, and later became the aesthetic tradition of the Japanese nation.