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As Hitler said in Mein Kampf, groups like the Chinese are culture-bearing but not culture-creating.Replace "Japanese" with "Chinese"; he praised the Japanese more highly anyway. Japanese culture has an Aryan origin, and as it lost that element, it stagnated while assimilating all the culture produced in its development up to that point. When Matthew Perry arrived in Japan in the 19th century, the Japanese were still using 16th-century technology. Obviously, contact with the West it what has made Japan a powerful country. Meanwhile, Hitler only mentions the Chinese in Mein Kampf alongside Africans.
As Hitler said in Mein Kampf, groups like the Chinese are culture-bearing but not culture-creating.
Replace "Japanese" with "Chinese"; he praised the Japanese more highly anyway. Japanese culture has an Aryan origin, and as it lost that element, it stagnated while assimilating all the culture produced in its development up to that point. When Matthew Perry arrived in Japan in the 19th century, the Japanese were still using 16th-century technology. Obviously, contact with the West it what has made Japan a powerful country. Meanwhile, Hitler only mentions the Chinese in Mein Kampf alongside Africans.
