知日·明治维新

by 知日

Meiji restoration refers to the top-down westernized and modern reform movement with capitalism nature that was taken place in Japan in the 1860s by the shock of the Western capitalism industrial civilization. This reform helped Japan become one of the strong powers of the world, and it marked the beginning of modernization of Japan. Meiji restoration is both a beginning of an era and an end of an era. As Mao Danqing said, like Japanese people are familiar with the history of the three kingdoms, as we know the entrepreneurs during the Meiji restoration period, we also need remember terminators like Tokugawa Yoshinobu, and we also need learn experiences and lessons from Meiji restoration.

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First published January 1, 2013