古代的日本女人为什么以献身给中国男人为荣(2-3)（Why were ancient Japanese women so proud of their dedication to Chinese men (2-3)）.docVIP

古代的日本女人为什么以献身给中国男人为荣(2-3)（Why were ancient Japanese women so proud of their dedication to Chinese men (2-3)） Why were ancient Japanese women so proud of their dedication to Chinese men? (2-3) Source: 2011-05-12 14:23:56 Cultural Forum Kaifeng, the capital of Northern Song Dynasty, is more prosperous and open than the capital city of Tang Dynasty, Changan. The whole struggle to collect, Guoxian million. The international hub in the sky, Xiong wei. This was a true portrayal of the opening of the Northern Song dynasty. In the Northern Song Dynasty, foreign merchants and immigrants who came to China, both race and quantity, far exceeded the Tang dynasty. Most of the foreigners in the Tang Dynasty came from the western regions of Asia, as well as Arabia, Korea, Japan and other places. To the Northern Song Dynasty, in addition to these places also expanded to Africa, Europe and other places. Undoubtedly, the Northern Song Dynasty was more open than the Tang Dynasty, and the commercial activities and commercial atmosphere during the Northern Song Dynasty were undoubtedly better than those of Tang Zhaogao. During the heyday of the Tang Dynasty, foreigners came to China mainly for business, while the Northern Song Dynasty was not only a foreign businessman came in, but also Chinese businessmen were going out. Businessmen in the Northern Song Dynasty were more active than foreign merchants. A brief history of ancient Chinese economy pointed out: at that time, Chinas ships have sailed across the India ocean, including Ceylon, the India subcontinent, the Persian Gulf and the Arabia Peninsula, and even to Somalia in africa. Qi Xia, a famous historian, once pointed out: in the three hundred years of the reign of the two Song Dynasty, Chinas economic and cultural development was at the forefront of the world, and it was the most advanced and civilized country at that time.. The history professor Mr. Yang Weisheng also said: the two Song three hundred and twenty years, reached the