Topic: Japan is just a little version of China that doesn’t want to be Chinese
Anonymous A started this discussion 1 month ago #133,278
Two completely different cultures that have almost everything in common.
Anonymous A (OP) double-posted this 1 month ago, 1 minute later[^] [v] #1,420,630
Think about it:
Japan has an emperor, China has Xi Jinping.
Japan has a prime minister, China has Xi Jinping.
Japan has communism, China has anime.
I see no differences at all.
Japan has an emperor, China has Xi Jinping.
Japan has a prime minister, China has Xi Jinping.
Japan has communism, China has anime.
I see no differences at all.
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Traditional Hanzi and Kanji are almost identical.
Many characters will look similar but different because the CPC had them simplified, but for 99% of their history China didn't have simplified characters and they were the same. Even now you can guess which have the same meaning most of the time without any prior knowledge of either writing system.
Many characters will look similar but different because the CPC had them simplified, but for 99% of their history China didn't have simplified characters and they were the same. Even now you can guess which have the same meaning most of the time without any prior knowledge of either writing system.