Hirohito Confucianism

In the other hand, Japan does not have any ideas like Confucianism and legalism, but they believe that their emperor is divine but they are not active in the government. There are officials that carry out orders for the emperor and later in the history of Japan Samurai have their own military base and when there is a problem that happen to Japan they are the ones that could make the decision. “There are both people who have quick intelligence, and those who must withdraw and take time to think things over. Looking into this thoroughly, if one thinks selflessly and adheres to the four vows of the Nabeshima samurai, surprising wisdom will occur regardless of the high or low points of one's nature.'
People think that they can clear up profound matters if they consider them deeply, but they exercise perverse thoughts and come to no good because they do their reflecting with only self-interest at the center” (Yamamoto, 1). This even
“Emperor Hirohito could never bring himself to abdicate. Nor could be adjust easily to the spirit of the new peace constitution which, although it stripped him of all of his political powers, had been largely established for his benefit” (Bix, Large, 210). When emperor Hirohito did not have his political power, this destroy the divinity of the emperor that Japanese always believe in. the ancient cultural foundation of Japan about emperor. Also, later in Japan, samurais don’t exist anymore due to the overpower of the samurai, and they believe that in order to modernize Japan. Overall, Japan and China all have their own ideas and methods for their longevity. China has Confucius’s ideas and legalism, but Japan has the relationship between emperor and samurai, and Tokugawa system. In the modern era, China has similar culture orientations informing and shaping their modernity, but Japan has abandoned their ancient cultural foundations in the modern