What things were "stolen" by Japan that China ignored but helped Japan earn $654.38+099 billion?

Monsters are a very distinctive culture in China, ranging from monsters and animals in Shan Hai Jing to foxes and ghosts in Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio. However, these ancestors stayed? Monster? But a little by Japan? Steal it? And let Japan earn1990 million dollars in 20 18. ?

Historically by Japan? Steal it? monster

Liu became a snake with eight forks in the road.

Xiang Liu first came from Shan Hai Jing. It is said that there is hydra, and everywhere he goes, it is flooded. The octagonal snake comes from the book of Japanese records. It is a giant snake with eight heads, and it will turn into a swamp wherever it goes.

Shan Hai Jing recorded that before Xia Dynasty, unofficial history recorded Dayu's later years. The messenger can find the Classic of Mountains and Seas edited by Liu Xin, a scholar of the Western Han Dynasty. Liu Xin's activities took place in 50 BC? In 23 AD, that is to say, Liu Xiang was at least before 2043.

"History of Japan" is a tool for Emperor Tianwu to swear to the people that the family is a descendant of God in order to consolidate his rule. He ordered Prince Scheeren to compile it in 720 AD, and its contents were written in Chinese characters with reference to China ancient books. That is to say, the serpent with eight disambiguations was at most 1300 years ago.

Xiang Liu is at least 743 years older than the octopus snake in time. The book records that both of them can cause floods. After phase liu's death, the toxins in his body prevented plants from growing, and the straw would wither where the octopus snake climbed. Coupled with the editing reasons of A Record of Japan, it can almost be concluded that the stereotyped snake was created by Prince Sheren before 720 AD with reference to The Classic of Mountains and Seas? Monster? .

The nine-tailed fox became Tamamo no Mae.

The nine-tailed fox also comes from Shan Hai Jing, and its legend can be traced back to Dayu's flood control period. In the history of writing, it can be determined that the nine-tailed fox appeared at the latest in the Warring States Period. Tamamo no Mae was born in the legendary era of Emperor Bird Feather, and the reign time of Emperor Bird Language was11August 9, 2007-11February 25, 2023. So the nine-tailed fox is at least older than Tamamo no Mae 1000 years.

At the same time, in the Japanese literary works of18-19th century, Tamamo no Mae was endowed with a complete life story, saying that she was originally an Indian princess who turned from a nine-tailed fox, fled to China to become da ji, fled to Japan under the pseudonym of Tamamo no Mae in the apotheosis era, and was identified by the eighth generation Sun Shiming Abe when she confused the Emperor of Bird Language. From these two points, 100% can confirm that the legend of Tamamo no Mae's nine-tailed fox comes from Shan Hai Jing.

Except that the two monsters mentioned above are Japan? Steal it? , and flying head, birds, water monkeys, and other monsters have become? Japanese nationality?

China Monster, which helped the Japanese earn $6,543.8+09.9 billion.

It is said that 70% of Japanese monsters come from China and 20% are related to China. The monster culture is prevalent in Japan, and the related works not only make Japan show its cultural characteristics internationally, but also make the Japanese animation film and television industry earn a lot of money, reaching 21.81.40 billion yen and 43.8+0.9 billion US dollars in 2065.

Huo Ying, an animation related to the nine-tailed fox, has a market value of 10 1 billion dollars, not to mention hundreds of other monster animations. These monsters can only lie on the history secretary in China, but they can become famous in Japan. We must think about why our monsters are helping Japan make money.

I think this has something to do with China people not paying attention to their own culture. Since ancient times, China's culture has been the object of study all over the world. /kloc-in the 0/8th century, the European royal family once wore Hanfu. However, in today's world of 2 1, China people are catching up with foreign cultures such as Japanese Manchuria, Korean dramas and Marvel comics, and abandoning their own culture.

In our crazy pursuit of foreign culture, China culture represented by monsters has been poached by other countries. For example, a few years ago, Kung Fu Panda and Kung Fu Panda both came from China, but Kung Fu Panda came from the United States. Is it funny? This ridiculous thing happens to us every day.

What if you don't pay attention to China? Monster? A hundred years later, the Monkey King may just be a figure created by Toriyama Akira. Our children watch Journey to the West and ask us: Dad, doesn't China have its own superhero?