日制汉语（Japanese Chinese）.docVIP

日制汉语（Japanese Chinese） Japanese Chinese If I say economy, society, philosophy, human rights, liberation, ism, knowledge, teaching and culture...... These words are created by the Japanese, and will it make many Chinese speakers break their glasses and fall in front of the computer? Im sorry, but this is in fact so please allow all doubt, users first re wearing glasses, not wearing glasses also please climb up from the chair, again to sit in front of a computer, listen to me explain. After the failure of the reform movement of 1898, Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao fled to japan. To Japan, Liang Qichao founded the newspaper discussion and new citizen magazine in Yokohama, on the one hand, continue to advocate the reform movement, on the other hand, actively introduce Japanese conditions and customs, and called for Chinese intellectuals to learn Japanese, reading Japanese books. In his newspapers and magazines, he frequently used some Japanese language which was not in chinese. Because there were many foreign language translations in Japan at that time, some western ideological words which had not existed in China had long been made by Japanese translators. Liang Qichao made great use of these Japanese languages and introduced new knowledge back to china. Then theres an upsurge in japan. In 1896, the first batch of Chinese students to Japan was only thirteen, but by 1905 it had risen to eight thousand. It is said that between 1896 and 1937 the outbreak of the Sino Japanese War, a total of more than 61000 students went to Japan to learn new knowledge, which officially graduated from the school in the less than twelve thousand people. These Japanese students, once acquired in Japanese, immediately began to translate all kinds of Japanese books, blowing up a Japanese translation Book whirlwind in china. The book includes political, economic, philosophy, religion, law, history, geography, industry, medicine, military, literature and art, according to the 1945 data, the time h