Japan vs Asia

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>>2797868
Are you asking if Japan respects China and Korea? No. Are you asking if Korea respects China? Kind of. Yes.

>>2797871

He's asking if the Japanese respect Chinese culture more than the Koreans respect Chinese culture.

>>2797881
I'd say Koreans respected it more.

>>2797881
>japanese culture

Literally mutated chinese culture, with more deviancy.
Good thing the USA butchered it.

>>2797868
Koreans respected it more to the point that when Mongols conquered all of China, they memed themselves as the "New China." (Sojunghwa: lit. "Smaller China."). Of course, the Mongol Emperors of Yuan China had something to say about that, and invaded Korea to dispell them of the notion.

But during the Mongol Invasions of Japan though, there was this episode.
>In the second unsuccessful Mongol invasion of Japan in 1281, 20–30,000 prisoners were taken but only 10,000 Southern Song Chinese were spared.[49] The Japanese separated the Song troops who had recently surrendered to the Mongols from the other prisoners, called them "Men of Tang", and enslaved them. The Northern Han Chinese, Khitan, Jurchens, Koreans, and Mongols who had been living in the Mongol Empire for a century, were executed.

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>>2797868
They respect China as it was was, and disdain them for what they have become
Its similar to how the west views Greece, but combined with Communism, Russian tier political wreck, jewish tier scammery and self victimisation, and the dirtiness of India

>>2797935
Wait if I am reading this right they are saying that the Japanese singled out the southern Chinese as being superior to the Northern Chinese, who were grouped with all the barbarians? Why is that?

>>2797868
>respect

Jap, Chink, Gook... would kill each other if they have chance.

I've heard from time to time that Japan actually preserved the chinese culture from the Tang dynasty. Is there some truth in this claim?

>>2797868
The Japanese consider China to be the bedrock of their civilization. But nowadays more like loud and obnoxious greedy fucks.

Like Italy to Europe.

>>2797987
Because they're remnants of Song dynasty, Japanese think only Song dynasty is legitimated ruler of China and denied the "mandate of heaven" of Yuang Mongols same as Korean and Chinese themselves back then. And unlike modern western edgelords and /pol/tards who praise Mongols all the time, they really didn't respect Mongols very much.

>>2797987
And see this >>2797996 ?
This is a typical /pol/ tier reaction and misconception, it really shows how little they know about east Asian history before 19th century.

>>2798005
Nope, Chinese or Japanese would not hesitate to drop nuke on their opponent if they could get away with that. It's murder intent, not simply hate or disdain.

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>>2798004
The Autistic Tea Ceremony is one.

Jap's thing there's a HIGHER MEANING ® to it and treat the whole thing like a semi-religious ceremony while even in Late T'ang, Tea Ceremony was just "A bunch of cunts drinking tea and discussing things in the lazy afternoons."

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>>2798017
Are you even Asian dude? There's not THAT much animosity on an everyday level. Confucian, Buddhist, and Taoist/Animist Asians for all the squabbling that happens still think we're better than anyone outside east asia.

Like Europeans squabbling but spitting on all non-euros.

>>2797934
>Good thing the USA butchered it.

How? The U.S. occupation of Japan was on of the most benign affairs as far things like occupations go.

>>2798018
>that white lad