Politics BC221-2023 The Chinese Emperor's Politics of Threat and Deception 2000 Years of History : Discovering the Principles of Action of "China," a Different World Unknown to Japanese People

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POLITICS In the 74th year of the People's Republic of China, even though it is a new country under the one party dictatorship of the Communist Party, the Japanese people view the PRC with their own interpretation. Therefore, the "Chinese image" that the Japanese think of is "another world" from the Chinese perspective. The real Chinese is also "another world" that is unknown to the Japanese. If you know this, you will realize that you need to deepen your "soft sense of crisis" into a "real sense of crisis". This book is for those who have a "soft sense of crisis" about recent Chinese moves and want to recognize the reality. It is for you who stand at a starting point like "I don't know where to begin to deepen my knowledge," "I don't feel realistic about the threat," and "But I can't just let it go through." This book goes back and forth between the modern and modern times and the "Era of the Emperor," which has lasted for more than 2000 years. 『 From a historical point of view, this book examines Chinese politics, religion, culture, and society as a whole. Since it develops the author's own political theory, religious theory, cultural theory, and social theory on "China" from various perspectives, it seems that all of "Sekihei's Theory of China" is condensed into this book (from the author's postscript) 』 [Contents of this book] Chapter 1 White Paper Rebellion, a country in which the people shout that they don't need an emperor "Chapter 2 Emperor Setting, the Chinese World View and the Principles of Emperor Action Chapter 3 Emperor Diplomacy, the Chinese World View and the Principles of Emperor Action Chapter 3 Emperor Diplomacy, the Chinese People and the Principles of Civil Behavior Chapter 5 The Relationship between the Chinese Mind and the Japanese Spirit of Japan and Sinocentrism