The many faces of Japan

This book is the latest collection of essays by Mr. Li Changsheng, a scholar who has been studying in Japan. It includes 68 short essays by the author on Japan's history, culture, national identity, architecture and gardens, contemporary society, and the publishing industry in recent years. "There is no need to regard Japan as an enemy or a role model. It is just a neighbor, and we can naturally understand each other through communication." The author sparks thoughts with piercing details, and the exploration process is both adventurous and interesting, with rich and solid knowledge that allows readers to pick up at ease.