"Heaven and man don't do it, but men don't do it" is a famous saying of Fukuzawa Yukichi. People are born equal, which shows the encouragement of people's free and equal rights struggle. Today is about this interesting article. See you.

The author is whether this sentence is a symbol of equality between people from the Japanese in the Meiji era. The reason is the following. Blessing is the name of "heaven". Europeans and Americans say "god", not "creator". However, in terms of Buddhism and Confucianism, there are also "Japanese" in Japan's new road, recalling that the "creator" did not believe it. In China, the legend made by Nuwa Tiandi has Japanese, and the idea of recalling the origin has been forgotten. When the ruler of "Heaven" made a mistake, the difference between heaven and earth showed a warning function. Therefore, such a day is reminiscent of the possibility of implying from the equality of birth. The conclusion advocated that "equality" and "things with higher value than obligations" should be completed well. The first layer is interesting, and finally, the criticism that "this book is established by" differences caused by learning "in modern Japanese society". Japan's modern society, which emphasizes academic qualifications, is called "Recommendation of Learning" in the Spring and Autumn Period. Books?

such a classic and bold suspicion, according to some truth, the narrative book is wonderful and excellent.