#长文创作激励计划#
Located on the west coast of the Pacific Ocean, Japan, an arc-shaped island nation extending from northeast to southwest, is located in the Pacific Rim Seismic Zone, which is one of the most frequent and intense earthquakes in the world. In addition, Japan is located on the Pacific Rim of the Volcanic Belt, and volcanic eruptions are extremely prone to tsunami.
We all know that earthquakes and tsunamis are mutually reinforcing, and often strong earthquakes cause the crust of the seabed to move, which causes huge tsunamis; The sheer power of a tsunami can also affect the geological structure, further increasing the likelihood of volcanic eruptions and earthquakes.
Because of its unique geographical location, Japan has always been a country prone to geological disasters, with more than 40 earthquakes felt in the Tokyo area alone every year.
The largest tsunami in Japan's history in 2011 killed and injured 15,900 people and $35 billion in damage. This led directly to the leakage of the Fukushima nuclear power plant, which had a serious impact on human civilization.
Therefore, the Japanese have been fighting these natural disasters since ancient times. For example, we will build lighter wooden buildings and strengthen education on earthquake resistance and disaster mitigation among the people.
But after all, the power of nature cannot be countered by man, and once Japan cannot escape the fate of sinking, which countries will "send charcoal in the snow"?
First, the United States
We all know that Japan and United States had a common hatred in World War II, and if the Japan sank, how could United States come to their aid?
During World War II, Japan was bombed by the United States with two atomic bombs. Little Japan, which had been fantasizing about 100 million pieces of jade, immediately announced its unconditional surrender.
The postwar U.S.-Japan Security Treaty made United States and Japan allies in a master-servant relationship.
In addition to retaining its autonomy in domestic affairs, United States Japan is in charge of its foreign affairs and national defense. United States can not only unconditionally garrison troops in Japan to protect the security of Japan and United States interests, but even directly use force to suppress resistance forces in Japan country if necessary. It can be seen that Japan was very dependent on the United States after the war.
Under the pattern of the Cold War, the United States began to gradually indulge its control over Japan and took the initiative to support Japan's restoration of sovereignty. In this context, Japan has completed the identity transformation from a United States puppet state to an independent sovereign state.
The cooperation between Japan and United States has greatly promoted the economic development of Japan and has been widely supported by the Japan people.
Although Japan and United States have continued friction in the post-Cold War world pattern, especially the rising trade deficit between the United States and Japan, United States has had to set up a series of trade protection measures. to protect their own interests while maintaining the military alliance between the United States and Japan.
As the world's largest economy, United States is one of the most influential countries in the world in the political, economic, and military fields. Given the "unbreakable" alliance between United States and Japan, United States will not sit idly by if the Japan sinks.
On the one hand United States it wants to maintain its strategic position on the west coast of the Pacific, and on the other hand, it is understandable that United States, as an ally, will help in times of crisis.
United States has deep pockets and high-end technology that can effectively help Japan in disaster relief. Once the four islands of Japan sink, the United States can fully accept Japanese immigrants to the United States to alleviate the shortage of labor in the United States.
Although the United States has been busy with illegal immigration in recent years. But compared to those refugees whose identities are unidentified and can only ask for government assistance every day, Japan not only have many high-tech talents, but also bring various high-tech technologies from Japan. United States is also more willing to accept Japan.
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Brazil
Some people will surely wonder how Brazil, located in South America, could come to the aid of Japan on the other side of the ocean in times of crisis. Located in the eastern part of South America, Brazil is the fifth largest country in the world by area and the largest country in South America, and has always enjoyed the reputation of "football kingdom".
Brazil is also the fifth most populous country in the world and has great potential for development. The Amazon River is the river with the largest basin area, flow and tributaries in the world.
Thanks to its unique natural conditions, Brazil is rich in corn, soybeans and other food crops, and is also the world's largest exporter of iron ore, coffee and sugarcane.
The reason why Brazil was able to help may have been answered for a hundred years. As early as the Meiji Restoration in Japan, many Japanese entrepreneurs settled in Brazil.
At that time, the Japan government's policy of encouraging childbearing led to a surge in Japan's population, and the four islands of Japan in the land of small islands could not achieve self-sufficiency in even the most basic food. Against this backdrop, Japan's immigration law has sent tens of thousands of laborers to Brazil, and these people have come to Brazil to buy land to live and develop the economy.
Today, Brazil has a population of Japanese descent of more than 2 million, and Japan immigrants have played an important role in supporting Brazil's economy and development.
In São Paulo, Brazil, a large number of Japanese-style buildings have been preserved to this day, and many festivals have been set up by immigrants in Japan, and the people of the two countries get along very well.
Many Japanese immigrants have also moved into all walks of life in Brazil. Lawyers, engineers, doctors and other professions have even appeared as "Japanese five" Japanese Brazil, who have a pivotal position in Brazil's middle class. Therefore, when Japan falls into a crisis, the Brazil government and people will certainly not stand idly by.
Not only can it provide the most scarce food, but Japan can continue to immigrate to Brazil if needed, and Brazil still has a large amount of undeveloped land for Japanese immigrants to survive.
Australia
Also in the southern hemisphere, there is another great power, that is, Australia, the sixth largest country in the world. This country, which occupies almost the entire territory of Oceania, has always been Japan's "dream land".
Australia's isolated geography allows it to avoid territorial disputes, stay away from the center of world contradictions, and is the most powerful country in the southern hemisphere.
Australia is known as the "country on the back of a sheep" for its modern agriculture and animal husbandry, and the rich mineral resources within the country are also known as the "country on the cart".
But even with its unique geographical advantages, Australia's international political influence is neither high nor low.
That's because, despite its vast territory, Australia has a population of just over 20 million. The population density is among the bottom 10 in the world, and the land is properly vast and sparsely populated.
During World War II, Australia joined the Allied camp with United Kingdom, and naturally joined the war against Japan.
In World War II, Japan adopted various cruel oppressions on Australian prisoners, and many soldiers were tortured to death by the Japanese, so the seeds of hatred germinated in the hearts of Australia.
So much so that after the surrender of Japan, Australia not only executed all the Japanese prisoners, but also strongly demanded the execution of the Japanese emperor.
But in the end, because United States was brokering, Australia's demands were not met. After the war, Japan was still trying to find ways to emigrate to Australia, and these hard-working Japanese were appreciated by the farmers and slowly accepted them.
Today, Australia is an important trading partner of Japan. Australia's abundant mineral resources are exactly what Japan, a resource-poor country, urgently needs. In turn, Japan can export much-needed labor to Australia, and the two countries have carried out extensive cooperation in high-tech fields such as artificial intelligence and new energy.
Modern urban construction, perfect public facilities and welfare continue to attract Japan immigrants, from Japan, it only takes 7 hours to reach Australia. If Japan has a major crisis, Australia, as an ally, will certainly pull Japan along.
Not only can it provide all the resources needed for reconstruction, but the vast territory can also provide space for Japan people to survive and develop.
4. Korea
The last country Japan predicts may help is Korea, and as Japan's old neighbor, the relationship between the two countries can be described as untidy and chaotic.
As early as World War II, Japan committed unspeakable crimes against ethnic Koreans. Therefore, the Korean people have always hated Japan.
So why does Korea still lend a helping hand to Japan? It's not that there is a pro-Japanese Yoon Suk-yeol. Since the beginning of his tenure, Yoon Suk-yeol has been vigorously promoting the improvement of relations between Japan and South Korea. During World War II, the issue of compensation for forced laborers was used as an "icebreaker".
As an important ally of the United States, Korea has always been an outpost for United States. The U.S. military stationed in South Korea is a veritable superior person in Korea. Therefore, although the Korea people are unwilling, as long as the big brother United States speaks, I believe that Korea will definitely lend a helping hand to Japan.
Thanks to the support of United States, the Korea economy achieved rapid growth after the war. It is the world's eleventh largest economy, with strong strength in scientific research and industry.
Korea is an important trading partner of Japan, and the trade between the two countries has a natural geographical advantage, and it only takes more than three hours to reach Busan from Japan.
Korea well-developed car manufacturing and shipbuilding industries can not only make up for each other with the Japan industries, but also provide job placement for Japan.
epilogue
Some organizations predict that although Japan is deeply threatened by the sea, it may still be a long time before Japan sinks.
Rather than "embracing the sea", I am afraid that Japan should be more worried about the continuous earthquakes and the gradual awakening of Mt. Fuji.
Japan has always suffered from the small size of its territory, and in order to avoid sinking to the bottom of the sea, Japan has been actively developing and researching land reclamation technology.
If a breakthrough can be made, Japan's slender coastline can effectively expand its territory. This is an effective strategy that can solve Japan's immediate priorities.
After all, no matter which country you choose to immigrate to, the life under the fence must be unsatisfactory in the end.
Moreover, encroaching on other people's homes will inevitably make the people of the original country resentful, and even arouse public anger, and eventually reap the consequences.
So do you think Japan will eventually choose to reclaim land or immigrate to other countries? Feel free to write your thoughts in the comment section.
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Sister Ku talks about history2024-01-27 14:18Henan