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The Japanese tend to be more of a collective culture than the Chinese. The Japanese tend to strive to do the best and be the best. While both cultures have strict rules for etiquette and respect, the Japanese tend to be more consistent with the practice. In recent years, the relation between two countries are improving. China is the largest trade partner of Japan, Japanese anime are popular in China. Almost everything in Japan came from, or was based on something from China. Even the written language of kanji literally means "Chinese Characters". But later on Japan made their own written languages. hirigana is the most commonly used written language in Japan. katakana is used to write foreign words. Japanese people and Chinese people have many different mannerisms and have many different ways of viewing life. So generally speaking, Japan is its own country, and so is China.
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I think that this is something that cannot be explained easily or quickly. The more I think about it, the harder it gets. They both approach life in vastly different ways and have different values. It's one of those intangibles that you have to experience for yourself.
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this isn't something that can be explained easily. It's like explaining the differences between Americans and Europeans.
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