Huang Zunxian, a scholar in Qing Dynasty, first associated Xu Fu with Japan. 1950, Wei Tingsheng, a China scholar, published "An Examination of Xu Fu's Entry into Japan", which comprehensively demonstrated the mysterious connection between Xu Fu and Emperor Jimmu. Taken together, there are ten points.

First, the relics are in line with the times. The artifacts handed down by the Japanese royal family, such as Kusanagi sword, eight-foot jade in Qionggou and eight mirrors, are all products of the Qin Dynasty.

Second, the establishment of religion conforms to Japan's self-proclaimed country of God, and its worship and sacrifice to God is very heavy. This is the alchemist's skill, which happens to be Xu Fu's career.

Third, the military conditions meet. According to Japanese records, Emperor Jimmu's fleet was half-male and half-female when it went to the East, which is rare in the world war history. Chui fook's fleet alone has three thousand virgins. Moreover, Japan, which was in the Stone Age at that time, could never have the ability to build such a huge fleet.

Fourth, archaeological coincidence. Ancient Japan was divided into two distinct rope-grain cultures, with a low level of development. One is a highly developed foreign yayoi culture. There is no obvious connection and transition period between the two. The discovery of bronzes and ironware, the excavation of Weng coffins and the remains of grain seeds all coincide with the Qin and Han cultures in China. To be sure, the immigrants from China brought advanced tools and rice planting technology, which brought about a leap in Japanese social development.

Fifth, myths and legends are consistent. During the Qin and Han Dynasties, there were six Japanese countries offering sacrifices to the Five Elements and Seven Gods, and seven Ba Shen, which was specially offered by Qi, were in the Langya area all the year round, and Xu Fuzheng was a native of Qi Langya.

Sixth, the political system meets the requirements, such as respecting the monarch, making ministers, calling doctors, calling generals, etc., which were used in the Zhou and Qin Dynasties. The country was a vassal in the pre-Qin period, and the monarch was a county magistrate in the Qin Dynasty. When establishing the country, the emperor adopted the political terms and systems of the Zhou and Qin Dynasties.

Seventh, the father's name is consistent with "SHEN WOO's father's name-Yan Bo loves martial arts". In Japanese, Yan is the chief, and Yan Bo's passion for maritime affairs and martial arts are his real names. Xu Fu's father's name is called, and Wu's pronunciation in Japanese training is exactly the same.

Eighth, geographical compatibility. There is Lake Biwa near Yuan Tan, which is the capital of SHEN WOO, far away from the sea and osawa, surrounded by nine plains, which can be called plain luster.

Nine conforms to the times. According to the chronicle of SHEN WOO, SHEN WOO was in 203 BC, and Xu Fu's last voyage was in 2 10 BC. Seven years later, People's Republic of China (PRC) was founded at the right time.

Ten, the relics are in line. On the route of SHEN WOO's eastward expedition, many relics, sites, legends and cultural relics of the Qin Dynasty were unearthed. Chui fook is Emperor Jimmu's guess is very strange and strange, but it is understandable everywhere. The conclusion is probably that they are one person.