In my history class we barely learn about China and japan. Can

>>1882607
>blind samurai
That's the Zatoichi trope.

Watch Hyougemono for Japan, and Three Kingdoms (2010) for China.

that's a pretty broad question, can you be more specific

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>>1882616
To be honest i just wanna learn about really interesting things and people of china and Japan

>>1882624
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vq2iZuDZyLs

>>1882624
start here
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_China
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Japan

It's odd how Japan history is so much more popular than China history. is it really more interesting. China is such a bigger place than japan more things obviously happen, i guess since japan was more secluded it had more time to get freaky?

>>1882680
japan:
>muh rice
>kaching kachow
china:
>muh rice
>famine
one's cooler

>>1882700
haha yeahhhh bru

>>1882680
Chinese history is filled with castrated men.
Japanese history is filled with disembowelment.
The latter is so much more interesting.

>>1882680
>It's odd how Japan history is so much more popular than China history. is it really more interesting.
[Citation needed]

Western Phd's in Chinese history and Chinese language is far more common.

>>1882680
Because Japan got much closer cultural ties and import an by far greater amount of culture to the west?

>>1882680
To be honest its anime/sushi, thats all. But i actually dont know if Japan is more popular. China and their kung fu movies generated more international success and popularity.

>>1882821
that's because China has a billion people you fucking gronk

>>1883712
>Western PHDs.
Furthermore, anyone studying East Asian history in PHD level has to have some background of Chinese History. It's like studying Medieval Europe without knowing Latin or Greco-Roman Culture.