The nature of Manchu's entry into the customs is the same as that of Japanese invasion, both of which are the conquest of another nation by one nation and the aggression against another country. From the point of view of a country and a nation, there is no difference.

The difference between them lies in the result of conquest and the policy implemented in China, that is, the late Jin successfully conquered China, merged with the existing Han nationality in China (largely assimilated by the Han nationality), and accepted the values and humanistic cognition of the Han nationality; However, Japan failed. It pursues a colonial policy in China, and only regards China as a colony and a resource supplier. This different result is caused by many reasons.

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Commemorate Manchu's entry into the customs for future generations

Yishi Guancheng is located in Jiumenkou Village, northeast of Funing County, at the junction of Hebei and Liaoning provinces. Because there are nine drainage doors in the southeast of the city, it is also called Jiumen Shuikou. Today, most of Guancheng has been destroyed, and the south wall and some lost enemy platforms still have their former sites.

There is a circular enemy platform in the west of Guancheng, all made of azurite bricks, 9.75 meters high and 9.5 meters in diameter. There is an old pine tree in the center of the platform, which is nearly 200 years old. From a distance, pine trees are flourishing. According to legend, this is the place where horses paraded in the Ming Dynasty, so it is also called the parade platform.

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