From the perspective of intercultural appropriation(跨文化借用), in your opinion, which part or parts of Japanese culture absorbed some elements from Chinese culture?
Clothing: Japanese kimono is based on Chinese clothing. Kimono was called Wufu before the Edo era.
Characters: Japanese characters came from China. According to Chinese characters, Japanese letters were created. Some letters are different from today's Chinese characters after the deformation.
Buildings: Jianzhen made six trips to Japan to spread the architectural technology of Tang Dynasty. Tang zhaoti temple was designed and built at that time.
In the Tang Dynasty, Japan sent envoys to the Tang Dynasty and widely absorbed Chinese culture.They have drawn on China's tea culture, education system and political system.Some of Japan's religions also come from China, and even the culture of samurai Dao has Chinese influence.As Asian countries, our eating and living habits are very similar, and Japan also gets a lot from us.
After the introduction of Chinese characters, Japanese characters were used as national official characters, and were introduced into Chinese culture through Chinese characters. On the other hand, Shu Baidao is the calligraphy of the middle kingdom. Japanese calligraphy was learned from China, and Japanese calligraphy absorbed the essence under the influence of China.
I think Janpaese culture have many similar parts with Chinese culture.Such as the tea culture,ikebana,language,chopsticks.And the most of them was introduced during the Tang Dynasty.
kimono:based on the costume of Tang dynasty of China and gradually developed through more than 1000 years history.displaying the elegancy and beauty of Japanese women.
Tea Ceremony ,is originated in China,
introduced by the Japanese Buddhist .
Japan also has tea culture, but the specific connotation is different from China。
A lot of Japanese culture comes from Chinese culture, such as tea ceremony, food, traditional clothes and so on. But I think the most representative one is the characters. In our daily life, we often find many Chinese characters in Japanese. In fact, the Japanese characters were invented by borrowing from Chinese.