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Chapter List (29) Free
- 1: Summarize the characteristics and stages of the history of cultural exchanges between China and Japan
- 2: Chapter 1 The Legend of Xu Fu——The Contribution of Ancient Chinese Immigrants
- 3: Chapter Two: The Mystery of the Golden Seal——The Demonstration of Communication in the Han Dynasty
- 4: Chapter 3 Ono Meizi and Pei Shiqing——The Mutual Visits of Chinese and Japanese Envoys in the Sui Dynasty
- 5: Chapter Four: Sending Envoys to the Tang Dynasty——A grand event of learning Chinese culture
- 6: Chapter 5 Abe Nakamaro - A Japanese student studying abroad in the prosperous Tang Dynasty
- 7: Chapter 6 Jianzhen Monk——The Tang Dynasty Monk Traveling to the East to Pass the Sutras
- 8: Chapter 7 Master of Propagating Dharma—Kukai, a scholarly monk who stayed in Tang Dynasty
- 9: Chapter Eight: Enren——A Japanese Monk Who Visited the Tang Dynasty to Seek Dharma
- 10: Chapter Nine Consecrated Books——A Song Monk Who Has Left His Name in History
- 11: Chapter 10 Eisai - the Japanese Zen master who spread the wind of drinking tea
- 12: Chapter Eleven Sesshu Painting Saint——The Exchange of Chinese and Japanese Paintings in the Ming Dynasty
- 13: Chapter 12 Zhu Shunshui——Ming Dynasty Survivors Living in Japan
- 14: Chapter Thirteen Chen Yuanyun - the Patriarch of Japanese Judo
- 15: Chapter Fourteen: Zen Master Yinyuan——the Founder of Obaku Zen in Japan
- 16: Chapter 15 Wei Yuan and Xiangshan and Songyin——Sino-Japanese progressive thinkers during the Opium War
- 17: Chapter 16 "Newspeak Overseas"——Edo Novels Describing the Opium War
- 18: Chapter 17 Rosen and His "Japanese Diary"——The Pioneer of Modern Sino-Japanese Cultural Exchange
- 19: Chapter 18 Chitose Maru’s Trip to Shanghai——the first ship to visit China after the founding of Japan
- 20: Chapter 19 Huang Zunxian and Yuan Huisheng——Communications and written talks between Chinese and Japanese literati in modern times
- 21: Chapter 20 Wang Tao’s Journey to Fusang——Exchange and Friendship between Chinese and Japanese Scholars
- 22: Chapter 21 Oka Chihiro and "Sightseeing Journey"——Modern Japanese’s Travel Notes to China
- 23: Chapter 22 Fu Yunlong——A Traveling Envoy Who Diligently Writes
- 24: Chapter 23 Wu Rulun—an educator who went to Japan for inspection
- 25: Chapter 24 Upsurge of Studying in Japan——Chinese Students Studying in Japan in the Early 20th Century
- 26: Chapter 25 Lu Xun and Mr. Fujino——The Deep Friendship between the Chinese and Japanese People
- 27: Chapter 26 Miyazaki Toten - A Japanese Friend Supporting the Chinese Revolution
- 28: Chapter 27 Li Dazhao and Yoshino Sakuzao——Sino-Japanese Cultural Exchanges During the May Fourth Movement
- 29: Supplementary picture
