Japan's Cultural Aggression Against Northeast China During The Period Of Manchuria

This paper examines Japan's aggression against Northeast China during the period of the Manchuria period from a cultural perspective.There are two main reasons for Japan's aggression against Northeast China during the period of the Manchuria period: First,the long-standing practice of cultural aggression.From Fukuzawa Yuki's "Datsu-Ron" to the "Revitalizing Asian theory" of Sakai Fujiwara,Japanese academic circles and political circles have always created public opinion and reasons for aggression against China.Second,consolidate the real needs of colonial rule.Goto Shinpei's "Writing on Arms" advocates the use of literary clothing as a weapon to implement colonial policies.At the same time,the military equipment is the most powerful means of permanently occupying Northeast China and consolidating colonial rule.After the pseudo-Manchu regime came out,Ishihara and his clusters believed that the implementation of colonial rule could not rely solely on military repression,but must also be supplemented by ideological and political rule.A systematic system of ideological and cultural control was established,and a deceptive enslavement education and religious belief transformation campaign was carried out.It also brutally persecuted a large number of patriotic anti-Japanese cultural figures and looted the precious cultural relics of the Northeast.These acts of aggression have poisoned the minds of the people in the Northeast and hindered the development of education in the Northeast,resulting in the loss of large-scale cultural relics.Through the study of Japanese cultural aggression against Northeast China during the period of the Manchuria,let people realize that the Japanese invasion of China is not only a disaster for the people of Northeast China,but also a disaster for Chinese culture.Further recognize the importance of culture to the country and nation.Recognizing that in today's era,promoting socialist modernization must take cultural construction as a strategic priority.