Sino-Japanese relations can be traced back to the Qin and Han Dynasties. At that time, Japan mainly depended on China. From the Sui and Tang Dynasties to the early Ming Dynasty, Japan has been learning from China. Although there were some minor frictions between China and Japan, Japan basically appeared in front of China in a humble or even humble image. From the middle of Ming Dynasty, the Japanese began to invade China on a large scale. Although I have tried many times, Japanese slaves have never died. How can they sleep soundly?

Since modern times, Sino-Japanese relations have been tense and wars have been going on. It was not until the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Japan in the 1970s that the hostility between the two sides was eased.

However, in recent years, there are still frictions between China and Japan, and there are still many contradictions between the two sides on the premise of peace. Among them, Japanese right-wing forces are the source of tension between China and Japan, and also a major hidden danger for security in the Asia-Pacific region.

Geographically, Japan is an island country, and its people will eventually find a living environment suitable for long-term stability, and Eurasia is the first choice. In addition, the land is small, the population is large, the materials are scarce, and disasters are frequent. Japan hopes to find a habitat with rich products and vast territory, and China is the first choice. Therefore, from this perspective, some remarks made by Japanese right-wing forces have a good market in China. In addition, after the war, Japan falsified history and gave distorted patriotic education to young people, which made it even more difficult for the Japanese to face up to their own history.

Knowing the historical origin between China and China, facing the expansion of Japanese anti-China forces, how can a passionate Japanese college student be patriotic as a Japanese? In the last century, Premier Zhou Enlai said that he would study for the rise of China. This sentence also applies to us today. In the face of Japanese hatred, what we should do most is to realize this.