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Japan Learns from Japan Learns from China and Korea. China and Korea.
Chapter 8, Section Chapter 8, Section 11By Peter Sibounhom, Jake Leung, By Peter Sibounhom, Jake Leung,
Robin Park, and Blake JohnstonRobin Park, and Blake JohnstonWhite: Don’t writeWhite: Don’t write
Red: WriteRed: Write
China and KoreaChina and Korea Received very little information from Received very little information from
other countriesother countries
Learned language, religion, philosophy, Learned language, religion, philosophy, and government from China/Koreaand government from China/Korea
Sent representatives to gather Sent representatives to gather informationinformation
LanguageLanguage Many Japanese learned ChineseMany Japanese learned Chinese
Chinese characters were used to Chinese characters were used to represent Japanese soundsrepresent Japanese sounds
Chinese was the official language of Chinese was the official language of government for many yearsgovernment for many years
Religion and PhilosophyReligion and Philosophy Shotoku sent scholars to bring back Shotoku sent scholars to bring back
ideas from other countries.ideas from other countries.
Confucianism was used to outline Confucianism was used to outline the behavior of families.the behavior of families.
Shotoku built a grand Buddhist Shotoku built a grand Buddhist temple = more populartemple = more popular
GovernmentGovernment Wanted emperors to have more Wanted emperors to have more
powerpower
Many people opposed his Many people opposed his government plansgovernment plans
Japan’s emperors gained little powerJapan’s emperors gained little power
ConclusionConclusion Next, you will be learning about how Next, you will be learning about how
Japanese nobles created great arts.Japanese nobles created great arts.