Ezra Vogel: China and Japan

The book of Ezra Vogel, Harvard professor of stone and expert in East Asia, looks at the major turning point in the history of China and Japan's exchanges in 1500 and examines the impact of that on the social context. The author who recorded the best sellers in China and Japan, with Wong Danschaoping Pyonging and Pan-Jang-jee-jeb-Az-Fong, now tries to look at the history of the middle-line relations from an objective perspective. The book focuses on three major turning points in China's relations with Japan from the sixth century to the present, during which the two countries are focused on changing and re-structuring the events and effects of their history. The author, who argued that the two countries would play a vital role in the stability and prosperity of the world by looking at history and understanding one another, finally voted to cast down the book in December of 2004. The book will give readers a chance to look back at the history of Korea, which is never unique to China and Japan, and to start thinking about the future of three countries in one country or another.

Korean title: 중국과 일본

Korean author: 에즈라 보걸

Korean publisher: 까치

ISBN-13: 9788972917373