Sino-Japanese

China and Japan

Sino-Japanese describes things relating to both China and Japan, or interactions between them.

The Sino-Japanese Wars were conflicts between the two nations in the late 19th and mid-20th centuries.

In linguistics, Sino-Japanese refers to the large body of Japanese vocabulary borrowed from Chinese, along with the Chinese-derived readings of kanji characters.

relations

diplomacy

Negotiation between nations

trade agreements · WWII history · reconciliation · treaties · alliance · tensions · Korea · Taiwan · regional security · summits

historical

Tang Dynasty

Chinese empire, 618–907

classical texts · scholars · missionaries · trade routes · diplomatic relations · sutras · Chinese influence · adoption · scribes · documentation

war

1894

A specific calendar year

naval battles · imperialism · Yellow Sea · modernization · military conflict · colonialism · reparations · gunboats · territorial expansion · 1937

linguistic

kanji

Chinese symbols in Japanese

characters · borrowings · compounds · morphemes · lexicon · phonology · written language · literary style · etymology · logographic

Opposites
national specificity

Sino-JapaneseChinese

Of that Asian nation

Japanese · domestic · unilateral · indigenous

geopolitical scope

Sino-JapaneseSino-American

US-China bilateral

global · multilateral · trans-Pacific

cultural/national purity

Sino-Japanesesingle-origin

From one locale only

Han Chinese

Family

Japanese, Japan, Japanophile

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