China and Japan have deep roots, so we might as well compare their historical problems here. China was defeated in the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895. How much did China pay for this and how much territory was ceded? What about Japanese exam questions? Their teacher assigned a question to senior high school students: The Hundred Years' World War I between Japan and China, the Japanese-Qing War in the19th century (we call it the Sino-Japanese War), and the Sino-Japanese War in the 20th century (we call it War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression). When do you think Japan and China fired in the 2nd/Kloc-0th century? Where are the possible distant and near causes? If Japan wins, in what way? What are the conditions for losing? Analyze it. One of the senior high school students analyzed it this way: After the return of Taiwan Province Province to China, China and I are likely to have a fierce battle. If Taiwan Province Province returns to China, China will block Keelung and Kaohsiung, and all our oil tankers will turn right. This will increase the cost of oil transportation in Japan. Our oil comes out of the Persian Gulf, crosses the Indian Ocean, crosses the Straits of Malacca, reaches the South China Sea of China, crosses the Straits of Taiwan Province Province, enters the East China Sea and reaches the Sea of Japan. This is the lifeline of oil. If the China government blocks the Taiwan Province Strait, our cargo ships must pass through, and our capital ships and destroyers will be dispatched. As soon as the China navy saw the Japanese invasion, it immediately attacked. Then fight! According to the judgment, this war may break out between 20 15 and 2020. So be prepared for War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. Other students' judgments are also Sino-Japanese frictions, which will start from the East China Sea and the Taiwan Province Strait. The time is between 20 15 and 2020. I only heard great men say that "reading history makes people wise". Haven't you heard of the model of "rote learning makes people smart"? Noisy, why is it spring? /p & gt； There are many reasons for the failure of history education in middle schools in China, such as the current education system and the college entrance examination system. Here, I only express my personal views on the influence of traditional culture on history education in middle schools. The ancients believed in "learning to be excellent is to be an official", so what is the standard of Excellence? Imperial examination high school is certainly the way to become famous in one fell swoop, but it is not the only way. Making friends with celebrities, climbing the dragon and attaching the phoenix is also a way. This requires good eloquence and can be quoted by others. However, people who have a glib tongue are not really talented, and most of them just "sit in their ears", which has influenced the current history education in China. Young people study history more to "enrich the discussion content". Please note that what is rich is content, not connotation. In modern society, we don't sit and talk about Tao, but apply what we have learned. China doesn't need a glib talker, but an applied talent who can do practical things, come up with feasible solutions and give constructive suggestions. Our history education should not be to memorize historical figures and historical materials in textbooks, but to solve the problems of reality and the future. From: China Youth Daily