Yang Shoujing And The "Six Dynasties" In The Japanese Meiji Period

China and Japan are neighbors, having inextricably linked and a long history of diplomatic and cultural exchanges. Japan’s calligraphy can be used as a witness. Exchange of calligraphy between the two countries has a lot of important figures in the exchange history of China-Japan. Although cultural exchange is a two-sided process of ingestion, absorption of one another’s cultures, in a different era have different trends and flows. Meiji period is one of the most important periods in the Japan’s history, Meiji Restoration made Japan from a backward country into a system of Western countries in the early modern State in East Asia, politics, economy and culture has had a tremendous change, during this period Japan’s calligraphy completed the modernization. Before the Meiji Restoration, the trend of cultural exchanges between China and Japan are almost Japan assimilated Chinese culture. Throughout history of Japan’s calligraphy, ancient Japan there is also Tago tablets and Ujibashi broken tablets, but calligraphers of later generations always focusing on people such as ErWang and Yan Zhenqing. In 1880 Yang Shoujing as the Qing Government’s Embassy officials go to Japan, and carry 1,3000 stele rubbings, it has aroused great attention, and Japan’s calligraphy has had a huge impact, Japan’s calligraphy began to focus on the "Epigraphic", Causing a huge stir in calligraphy. Why Japan literature in the Meiji era change? This paper based on the history of China-Japan calligraphy Exchange and pre-Meiji Japan calligraphy profiles of carding, Yang and Japan exchange visits, explore the calligraphy origins of transmutation in the Meiji Restoration later to five areas of study and elaboration. This paper by Yang Shoujing special identity and activities during the visit to Japan study illustrates Yang in Japan affects by Yang Shoujing mathematical investigation of the dissemination of ideas and creative concepts explained Yang on Japan literature influenced what, by studying the Meiji period Japan’s social and cultural particularities and the change of Chinese calligraphy in Qing dynasty,...