Japanese history is also a compulsory course in Japanese high schools. The adoption rate of Japanese history published by Shanchuan Publishing House is 32.6%, ranking first among all Japanese history textbooks. The content of Japanese history involving China is more specific, recording the historical facts of Japanese comfort women and forced labor. Although the negative attitude towards the war can be seen between the lines, its introspection is not profound, and the word "aggressive war" is deliberately deleted. On the contrary, it is a history textbook published by Tokyo Book Publishing House, which ranks second in ratings, and clearly states the word "aggression" against China. As for the distorted history textbook published by Fusang Publishing House, Japanese right-wingers denied the Nanjing Massacre, comfort women and other historical facts in order to publicize the merits and justifications of aggression, and the pass rate in Japanese high schools was less than 1%. I don't know whether it is because of the low adoption rate or other reasons, the National Institute of Education has not found this textbook.
The special part of the textbook "World Geography" introduces the face of modern China. The adoption rate of World Geography published by Imperial College Press is 4 1.9%, which is overwhelming among all world geography textbooks. Its main feature is illustrated with pictures and texts. In the third part, "National Regional Investigation", China was introduced from the beginning through several pictures, namely, the lion dance in Beijing Ditan during the Spring Festival in China, the Great Wall in Wan Li, the people who beat Tai Ji Chuan in Chaoyang Park in Beijing and the scenery in Guilin ... from human landscape, natural scenery to cultural customs, they all left a clear and profound impression on people. Next, it introduces four major cuisines in China's food culture: Beijing cuisine, Guangzhou cuisine, Shanghai cuisine and Sichuan cuisine. The habit of greeting people in China is also related to eating. When we meet, we always ask: Have you eaten?
The second part introduces the Han culture in China, the different pronunciations of Chinese characters in different dialects, the Han people's views and beliefs on marriage and the one-child policy. The third part is the life and culture of ethnic minorities in China, mainly introducing Zhuang, Miao, Mongolian and Tibetan. In addition, there are China's minority protection policies, tourism development and ethnic minorities; The fourth part introduces China's economic growth and urban life. According to the textbook, 1978 China implemented the policy of economic reform and opening up, and its industry developed rapidly by introducing foreign capital. Since 1980s, special economic zones and economic and technological development zones that give preferential treatment to foreign enterprises have sprung up in coastal areas, and their exports have increased. At present, the output of household appliances in China ranks first in the world, and some of them are exported to Japan, where products made in China can be seen everywhere.
This book mainly introduces the life of people in China. In addition, "World Geography" also wrote that with the economic development, Beijing, Shanghai and other metropolises have also experienced environmental problems such as unaffordable houses, traffic jams, air pollution and water pollution. The fifth part of the book introduces the widening social gap in China and the policy of developing the western region, and illustrates the gap between rural areas and cities in the western region with specific figures. World Geography gives a comprehensive introduction to the present situation of China. After studying, students will enhance their understanding and interest in China.