Once you can identify basic differences, it'll become easier for you to distinguish between the two.
1st- If you look closely at their faces, you can tell the difference. Japanese people tend to have oval-shaped faces with more prominent noses, lower cheekbones, and more downward angled eyes. Chinese people tend to have rounder faces with more upward angled eyes.
2nd- Much of the pop culture difference comes from the difference between the governments of the two countries. China has a communist government and economy, which makes it a much less consumer-based society. Japan, in contrast, has a booming capitalist system that feeds its citizens' desires to be enriched and entertained.
3rd- Because China is a communist country, most Chinese embrace Atheism. Religious believers in China are often persecuted so religious ceremonies and meetings are typically carried out in private. Japanese people tend to be far more religious, following both Buddhist and Shinto belief systems.
japan doesn't have the great wall of china
china let them in and japan put resistence
examination systems were not a part of selection of the imperial elite.
japan is a neighbor and can access china more easily than other countries <====== novanet answer your welcome !
Both countries invaded neighboring countries to expand their territory and influence.
Both countries invaded neighboring countries to expand their territory and influence
complete liberation from Europe Influence
It is very humid in japanIt has two different currents (cold and hot).The factors are :It is very humid. And it has two different currents - cold and warm.
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it explains why japan's culture reflects a Chinese influence.
its important becaus they need to trade things with other people and countries
places near the sea or ocean get more rain fall than places further inland
China and Japan gave European Countries spheres of influence within China and Japans own borders, this gave the European countries complete control of the markets, mineral rights, infrastructure and trade policies within their zones of control in Asia. Germany, France, Russia, and England were the first countries to gain spheres of influence within China Japan would later gain the Germans sphere after ww1 Spheres of Influence were less pronounced in Japan, most European countries could at most claim a port city with which they could use as a trade hub with the rest of Japan.
Japans natural resources are the ocean, the forest, and farming
japans house- the japans house!
Japan's neighbouring countries consist of North Korea, South Korea, and China.