It is said that the Japanese are descendants of China people who have settled down ... In fact, the Japanese are from China.

The Japanese did not dare to do archaeology, but they showed their true colors when they took the test-China native Xu Fucai was the real first emperor of the Japanese!

A, the origin of chui fook:

Cui Fu is the apprentice of Mr. Gui Guzi, a great strategist in our country. Mr guiguzi was once the prime minister of Chu, and later retired to defend his country and became a disciple. Guiguzi is located in Yunmeng Mountain, Guqi County, Henan Province, because Mr. Guiguzi used to be an apprentice here. Guiguzi's name is Wang Chan, also known as Wang Xu. He was a patriot in the Warring States period. He is good at keeping in good health, fighting vertically and horizontally, mastering the art of war and martial arts, and specializing in gossip. He wrote 14 guiguzi art books handed down, and was called the ancestor of Wang Chan. Guiguzi lived in seclusion in Yunmeng Mountain all the year round and taught art here. Zhang Yi, Su Qin, Sun Bin, Pang Juan, Mao Sui and Chui Fu are all his disciples. Among Guiguzi's disciples, Xu Fupai is behind Sun Bin, Pang Juan, Su Qin, Yi Cheung and Mao Sui.

Sun Bin and Pang Juan studied the art of war, and they also knew martial arts and anecdotes. They played in the time of Qin Xiaogong, the great grandfather of Qin Shihuang. Zhang Yi and Su Qin majored in vertical and horizontal arts (lobbying, diplomacy). They died only 1 year after they came out of the mountain in the era of King Hui of Qin and Zhao Haoqi, the great grandfather of Qin Shihuang. Mao Sui and Xu Fu are the late disciples of Mr. Guiguzi. Mao Sui played in the era of Xiang Zhuang Wang (Lv Buwei was in power), the father of Qin Shihuang, and volunteered to hijack the king of Chu when he joined the alliance of Wang Wei, the king of Chu. Xu Fu is a close disciple of Mr. Guiguzi. Learn to explore the valley, qigong, cultivate immortals, and also know martial arts. When he came out of the mountain, it was the time for Li Si to play before and after Qin Shihuang ascended the throne. Mr. Gui Guzi's disciples came out of the mountain from about 280 BC to 230 BC, with a time span of 40 to 50 years.

After Qin Shihuang's reunification, Xu Fu presented a plan to Qin Shihuang ―― 500 boys and 500 girls went to Penglai Xiandao by boat to seek the elixir of life. Results I went there once in 2 19 BC, but it didn't work. The first 209 years, such as the yellow crane. Qin Shihuang waited for 1 year before Xu Fu returned, and he died first! I wonder if Chui Fu has come to Toyo Yingzhou.

The historical biography of Xu Fu's deeds is as follows: Xu Fu, namely Xu Shi, was born in Langya (now Ganyu, Jiangsu) and was a famous alchemist in Qin Dynasty. He is knowledgeable, familiar with medicine, astronomy, navigation and other knowledge, and sympathetic to the people and ready to help others, so he enjoys a high reputation among the people in coastal areas.

In the 28th year of the first emperor (2 19 BC), Qin Shihuang traveled eastward for the first time and climbed Mount Tai to praise Germany. Then go through Huangxian County and Yuechui County, climb the mountain, climb Zhifu Mountain (now Yantai), and go south to Langyatai for 3 months. During this period, Qin Shihuang saw a mirage in Haizhou Bay, thinking that it was made by a fairy, so he sent Xu Fu to lead boys and girls to the sea in a building boat to seek the elixir of life. Chui fook went to sea for several years, seeking medicine.

Nine years later (2 10 years ago), Qin Shihuang traveled eastward again and found Xu Fu. Xu Fu was afraid that Qin Shihuang would blame him, pretending that the mackerel in the sea was very powerful, and it was difficult for ships to get medicine near Xianshan. They must send excellent shooters to shoot mackerel before they can go ashore to get medicine. Emperor Taishi once again sent Xu Fu with boys and girls, as well as more than 500 skilled craftsmen, warriors and shooters, with food seeds, food, utensils and fresh water. Go to Xianshan to seek medicine in the sea. Xu Fudong didn't get the "elixir of life", but discovered the "Guangze Plain" (Kyushu, Japan) after landing in Kumanopu. I didn't find the elixir, so I stayed here for fear of being killed when I went back, and never went back. Xu Fu and others spread farming knowledge and fishing, forging, salt making and other technologies to Japanese aborigines in Jiuzhou Island and other places, and also taught the Japanese people advanced Qin culture such as medical technology, which promoted social development and was deeply respected by the Japanese people. Japan respects Xu Fu as "the god of agriculture" and "the god of medicine". There are traces of Xu Fu's activities in Wakayama, Saga, Hiroshima, Aichi, Akita and Mount Fuji. Saga, Shinomiya and other shrines regard Xu Fufeng as a deity, and hold huge sacrificial activities every year. In order to carry forward the spirit of blessing, China and Japan established the National Blessing Association, and Lianyungang, Longkou, Jiaonan, Cangzhou, Suzhou, Cixi, Shinomiya, Saga, Osaka, Fuji Yoshida, Kagoshima, Tokyo and other places also established the Blessing Association. In recent years, works and literary works about Xu Fu have been published, and plays about Xu Fu have been put on the stage.

Second, China Xu Fu was the first Japanese emperor!

The Japanese only said that the protoss came from across the sea, not where.

I visited the new palace on 1987 because I really wanted to see where Xu Fu landed. New Miyagi is located in Wakayama Prefecture. I met with the mayor of Shinomiya. Coincidentally, he is also interested in Xu Fu. He took me to the place where Xu Fu landed. This is a beautiful coast, with a red holy land and quiet and peaceful surroundings. We found the trace of the elixir that is said to have been discovered by Xu Fu. The mayor explained that these herbs are used to tonify the kidney and treat diseases; People with strong kidneys will naturally live longer! The mayor also took me to visit the tombstone of Xu Fu standing near the city, which is a stone tablet, and recorded in Chinese the story of how Xu Fu went to Japan to find the elixir of life and why he settled in Japan.

The tombstone was erected at 1834. The words "Xu Fuzhi's tombstone" on the tombstone were written by Korean calligraphers, and the poems on it were written by Japanese sinologists.

The mayor told me that every year on June 28th, 165438+ Wakayama people gather in front of Xu Fu's tomb to hold a grand celebration. 1980, Japanese people celebrated the 2200th anniversary of Xu Fu's arrival in Wakayama. Starting from 19 15, the people of Wakayama set up a committee to protect Xu Fu's body. 193 1, they established the Xufu Cultural Heritage Protection Committee; By 1955, they finally established Xu Fu Association.

There are seven tombs next to Xu Fu's tomb, which are said to be seven cronies of Xu Fu. No one can tell the whereabouts of the 3000 boys and girls that Xu Fu brought to Japan.

Many places in Japan, especially Kyushu, also have the remains of Xu Fu. When I first went to Fukuoka, I asked a senior Japanese official if he knew Xu Fu. He is a little confused because he has never heard of this name. So I told him the story of Xu Fu. The next day, he gave me a book, China in the Center of Kyushu. There are several articles in the book about Xu Fu's relationship with Kyushu and China.

All Japanese have high respect for Xu Fuhuai. In Gionee village of Saga, Xu Fu is regarded as the god of knowledge and medicine, as well as the god of water and the god of agriculture. The villagers called Xu Fu "Mr. Li Jing". There is also an ancient mural depicting the arrival of Xu Fu and his relationship with Jinli City. This is the work of an artist in the17th century, and now it has become a treasure of Jinli Temple.

Whenever there is a drought in Jinli City, villagers will come to Jinli Temple, put Xu Fu's portrait in a portable shrine, and March in the city to pray for rain. When marching, the portable shrine is always followed by a 36-meter-long and 2-ton dragon made of grass and bamboo leaves. The whole ceremony is called "Begging for Rain" and is held on August 8th every four to five years. This is a lively ceremony, and participants should beat the drums for rain. 1724, a serious drought occurred in the front near Jinli city. After the ceremony, a thunderstorm fell from the sky and spread all over the city.

The Japanese believe that Xu Fu succeeded with the help of villagers when he went to the front to look for the elixir of life. There is even a story that he fell in love with a thousand girls.

I also visited the seaside of the new palace, where there are ruins everywhere, piled up one and a half meters high and stretching for about 32 kilometers. The Japanese believe that Xu Fu also built the Great Wall, which is the epitome of China and Qin Changcheng. During the edo shogunate period (A.D. 1600 ~ 1867), there were records of the restoration of the Great Wall. Some scholars believe that Xu Fu built the Great Wall to prevent Qin Shihuang from attacking Japan and arresting him. In the edo period, there were not many laborers, so it was unthinkable to build such a Great Wall. This is really a huge expense.

Xu Fu and Japanese legend Emperor Jimmu landed in the same place. Wei Tingsheng, the author of Taiwan Province Province, wrote a book called Xu Fu and Japan on 1970, claiming that the first emperor of Japan was actually Xu Fu. He inferred it from the bizarre coincidence of the landing time of the first Japanese emperor and Xu Fu. It is also mentioned in the book that a bronze mirror of Qin dynasty and a huge combat knife used by Qin people were found in the important Japanese royal tombs living in the era of God. If it weren't for the arrival of Xu Fu, how could Japan have these ancient ruins? When Xu Fu arrived in Japan 2000 years ago, Japan was still in the Stone Age and could not make such a thing. This book asserts that Xu Fu was indeed the first emperor in Japanese history.

The author is very excited. He is worried that if the Japanese continue to firmly believe in the myth that they are descendants of God and refuse to accept scientific history, then history is likely to repeat itself, because the Japanese firmly believe that they are the best race. Japan's history was submerged by myths. Most Japanese still believe that they are descendants of God, as recorded in the first two chronicles, Ancient Stories and Japanese Secretaries. According to these chronicles, Japan's first emperor was located in 660 BC. However, until the beginning of the 8th century, no chronicle recorded a completely reliable history. What is even more incredible is that these two historical works are written in ancient Chinese.

Third, Xu Fu is the real founder of Japanese Shintoism.

The Japanese did not dare to archaeology, and they showed their true colors as soon as they took the exam. Shintoism comes from China.

During the period of 1987, I met a Japanese scholar who studied Xu Fuyou extensively. He does research work at Waseda University. After World War II, Japan was occupied by allied forces, and he immigrated to the United States and Latin America. He told me that after he left Japan, he found out why Japan committed so many crimes in Asia and why Japan wanted to conquer the world. He left Japan for 25 years and returned to Japan only 10 years ago.

When talking about Japan's atrocities in Asia and Southeast Asia, Banye apologized many times. He is ashamed that Japan has committed so many crimes against humanity. Ban Ye believes that Xu Fu must be an outstanding leader of Qi State in Qin Dynasty, and he is famous for studying Yanshou Pills. Qin Shihuang wanted to get rid of Xu Fu, because Xu Fu was a threat to him. He sent Xu Fu to look for the elixir of life. Of course, he knew that this was an impossible task. Chui fook knew that if he returned home, he would be put to death by Qin Shihuang, which is why he refused to return home.

Ban Ye said that Xu Fu brought the knowledge and wisdom of China people at that time, including Taoism. He thinks Xu Fu is the real founder of Japanese Shintoism. During the Warring States period, the State of Qi strictly adhered to religion, and anyone who went to the Taoist temple had to fast first. There are special rooms for people to fast and purify their souls. To this day, such rooms are reserved in every shrine for worshippers to fast. This kind of room is called "Qi Room" and "Qi", which originated from Xu Fu's hometown of Qi State.

I have some doubts about Danye's statement, so whenever I go to a county, I will visit the shrine to see if it is really what Danye said. When I visit a shrine, I always ask the same question: "Is there a room for worshippers to fast?" The attendants in white robes in the shrine always stare at me with a surprised face. Probably no one has asked such a question. Their answer is always "of course there is such a room, and everyone who comes to visit the shrine must fast in the room first." I asked them if they knew the origin of the strange stone, but they obviously didn't. It seems that Master Ban's statement is very reasonable.

Many unexpected conclusions have been drawn from Ban Ye's research. He said that Xu Fu and his entourage who stayed in Japan gave birth to thousands of descendants. As long as they are Japanese with dark brown eyes, they must be descendants of the Qi tribe (that is, the tribe to which Xu Fu belongs). Many of these Japanese are surnamed Qi Teng, which means Qi in Chinese. He said that Confucius and Laozi were both related to harmony. The descendants of Xu Fu's attache have different surnames. Many people are surnamed Qin, which is the name of the Qin Dynasty. In Yamaguchi Prefecture, a State of Qin was established 1300 years ago. When the envoys sent by Emperor Yangdi came back from Japan, he told him that the people in Yamaguchi Prefecture, like their faces, customs and lifestyles, are descendants of Xu Fu's envoys, just like they went from China.

According to Sakano's estimation, at least 30% of Japanese people are of China descent and descendants of Xu Fu's entourage.

"If the Japanese had known that China and we were brothers, they wouldn't have committed such crimes in the cities of China in the Second World War," Banye said. We will probably never think of invading China. " He also said, "I have never been to China because I am ashamed of the crimes we committed against the people of China in World War II. I must overcome this feeling before visiting China. "

It is dangerous to say that the Japanese are the sons of God. If Japan continues to believe in this myth, history is likely to repeat itself. So he is going to write a book to let the Japanese know their origins thoroughly.

In Japan, the most closely guarded "secret" is the ancestral grave. Without royal permission, no one would want to touch these graves, let alone dig them for research purposes. If Japan allows digging and studying the graves of their ancestors, then the history of Japan may have to be rewritten. What would they do if they found out that their ancestors were actually Koreans or Koreans? I think it's better than being intoxicated regardless of historical facts

Better in imagination and myth.

4. Former Japanese Prime Minister Tsutomu Hata once publicly admitted that he was a descendant of Qin Shihuang of China.

In fact, many Japanese people used to have China surnames, just like Koreans.

1Japanese prime minister haneda, who was elected in April 1994, publicly admitted that he was a descendant of China's first emperor Qin Shihuang. This shocked many people, including the Japanese. He said that his ancestor's surname was Qin, and it was only changed to "Haneda" 200 years ago. In Japanese, Qin is pronounced the same as Haneda. He is the descendant of a attache of Xu Fu, who led 3000 boys and girls from China to Japan. In other words, the Prime Minister admitted that he was from China.

"Xu Fuzi's grandson's tomb is located in Miaoshan Temple in Chennai County. When I found it, I was sure that Xu Fu, who has a history of 2,200 years, really crossed to Japan. " Ms Takako Tadao of Japan-China Friendship Association of Kanagawa Prefecture and Xufu Friendship Association of Kanagawa said in Lianyungang, Jiangsu recently.

Many people from Japan-China Friendship Association in Kanagawa Prefecture and Tofu Friendship Association in Kanagawa came to Lianyungang a few days ago to inform them of the newly discovered Sun Tomb, which is located at Miaoshan Temple in Kanagawa, on the left side of Fukuoka ancestral grave. According to experts' research, his ancestor was Xu Fu of Qin Dynasty, and the reason why he took Fukuoka as his surname was because he took the word "Fu" from Xu Fuzhong, so that his descendants would not forget their ancestral homeland.

The legendary Xu Fu was born in Jinshan Town, Ganyu County, Lianyungang City, and was the first person to go to Fusang in Dongdu, China. As early as more than 2,200 years ago, Xu Fufeng was ordered by Qin Shihuang to lead 3,000 boys and girls to the East. It is generally believed that Xu Fu spread pre-Qin civilizations such as rice farming, forging and weaving, and classical writing to the Japanese archipelago.

Former Japanese Prime Minister Mr. Haneda made a special trip to visit Xufu Village in Ganyu in 2002. He repeatedly said that the roots of the Haneda family came from China and the ancestors were Xu Fu. According to reports, in the past, Japanese Xu Fugui was mainly concentrated in Saga in Kyushu, Shinomiya in Honshu's Pacific coast, Kumano and Fuji Yoshida. In recent years, it has also been extended to Hokkaido, Xiaobo Village in Aomori Prefecture and Egan Town in Kyoto Prefecture.