Learning from China/Korea
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Japan Learns from China
and Korea. Chapter 8,
Section 1
By Peter Sibounhom, Jake Leung, Robin
Park, and Blake Johnston
White: Don’t write
Red: Write
China and Korea
Received very little information from other
countries
Learned language, religion, philosophy, and
government from China/Korea
Sent representatives to gather information
Language
Many Japanese learned Chinese
Chinese characters were used to represent
Japanese sounds
Chinese was the official language of government
for many years
Religion and Philosophy
Shotoku sent scholars to bring back ideas from
other countries.
Confucianism was used to outline the behavior
of families.
Shotoku built a grand Buddhist temple = more
popular
Government
Wanted emperors to have more power
Many people opposed his government plans
Japan’s emperors gained little power
Conclusion
Next, you will be learning about how Japanese
nobles created great arts.