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有学者将我们的东瀛邻居日本喻为躺在我们身边的一只“闹钟”,能够起到时时警醒我们的作用;也有学者钦佩于这一邻居的高度发达与繁荣程度,认为无论就经济发展、科技进步还是社会和谐,日本都堪称中国之楷模。这些观点都是有着充足的论据与显而易见的事实作支撑,很值得我们汲取。然而,近一段时期由于我国经济实力的快速增长以及中国一向在全球政治秩序中所享有的举足轻重的地位,颇让某些人产生一种错觉,以为我们既是一个全球大国,也是一个全球强国,乃至有人抛出一个似是而非的“初等发达国家”称谓。放眼全球,能与我们平等对话的,唯有美国、欧盟,俄罗斯、印度,至于小小日本,虽然经济上不可小觑,但因其政治上的侏儒地位,也可不在我们眼里。事实真的如此吗?我们真的有理由轻视日本吗?
Some scholars call our neighbors Japan Japan an “alarm clock” lying next to us and can serve as a reminder of our role from time to time. Some scholars admire this highly developed and prosperous neighbor and believe that no matter in terms of economic development, Progress in science and technology is still socially harmonious, and Japan is a model for China. These ideas are supported by ample arguments and obvious facts that deserve our lessons. However, given the rapid economic growth in our country and the pivotal position China has enjoyed in the global political order in recent days, it has given some people the illusion that we are both a global power and a global power and even Someone throws out a plausible “primary developed country” title. The United States, the EU, Russia and India, as well as the small ones, can not afford to be underestimated by the global community and can talk to us on an equal footing. However, due to their dwarf political status, they may not be in our eyes. Is it really so? Do we really have reason to despise Japan?