Japanese people's views on blood type

Japanese people are very good at studying blood types. Why do people in China say that blood type discriminates against Japanese? It is because of fear of blood type discrimination that blood type is basically not talked about on TV.

What blood type do Japanese like? A and O Japanese people usually think that B and AB are selfish and eccentric.

I like serious and patient people of type A and generous people of type O. I think these two blood types are kinder and easier to get along with.

Sometimes it's really accurate! The type A I know is very serious and gentle.

However, I think B is easy to get along with, straightforward and true. AB's personality is like A for a while and B for a while.

The Japanese like Type A best, and the exquisite Type O is also very popular.

It's true that people who don't like type B, type A and type B can't get along well!

But type A Japanese won't show it, type B will! Type a usually gets along well with AB, but it is type o that can really become friends! When you get married, look for O or A!

Finding a marriage partner in Japan B and AB is a problem! So is South Korea!

Why do Japanese people like to talk about personality with blood type? Japanese people are convinced that blood type determines personality. Young people in Japan especially like reading books about blood group constellations. English letters A, B and O become the code of "Who are you?". . Since ancient times, human beings have always been superstitious. For example, some people believe in the recent popular constellations, divination or tarot cards. However, in Japan, the most technologically advanced country in Asia, we are convinced that a person's blood type can best reflect his personality, strengths and weaknesses. Recently, this superstition has become more and more serious and has been accused of causing exploitation and discrimination. Nowadays, many people, whether looking for a job, a partner or even studying, rely on their blood type. Scientists and psychologists accuse the general public of being superstitious, and criticize books and websites describing blood types for misleading people. In fact, the protein content of a person's blood type does not determine a person's personality. In a word, people's association between blood type and temperament is not only lack of scientific proof, but also fundamentally wrong. According to a newspaper poll, 20% of the population in Japan firmly believe that blood type will affect their personality. Since this concept was introduced by Nazi Germany supporters in the 1930 s and accepted by the Japanese military, the Japanese have had some ideas that blood types affect their lives. At the same time, South Korea also spread this idea. In Japan, almost everyone will be asked what blood type they belong to, so there is no need to make a fuss. For example, Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's blood type has always been called Type A 190 1 Discovery, which has become a major breakthrough in medical history. However, the German Nazi Party took advantage of the topic, claiming that most Germans have superior blood types A and O, far superior to Jews and Asians with blood types B.

Why do the Japanese believe that there are only four blood types, which are much simpler than horoscopes, palms, faces, fortune-telling and divination?

The blood type theory of Japanese blood type personality theory is like the worship of constellations in the west. In Japan, from falling in love to looking for a job, the Japanese attribute all problems to the same factor-blood type. According to the statistics of Dong Fan Group, the largest distribution company in Japan, four of the top ten bestsellers at the end of 2008 talked about how blood type determines personality. The literary society that published these four books said that each of the four blood types produced a book, and each set has sold more than five million copies. Most Japanese choose their spouses and make friends according to their blood type. Many Japanese companies, including large international companies, recruit people according to their blood types, and even clearly stipulate in job advertisements that only people with blood types can apply. Japanese anime games king of fighters, Final Fantasy and metal gear will also introduce the blood types of anime characters. Even Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso knows the importance of blood type. In his own official website, he announced that his blood type is A, while his opponent, the chairman of the opposition party, is B. The blood type trend also blew into Nintendo DS games and became the protagonist in the female jewelry "Lucky Bag" specially designed for blood type. A TV station will also broadcast a comedy about girls looking for husbands according to their blood type. It sounds ridiculous that marriage companies provide blood type matching tests, and some companies also look at employees' blood types when assigning jobs. Some kindergartens even divide classes according to blood type, and Japanese women's softball teams also use blood type theory to tailor training plans for players. Blood type personality theory is also very popular in Korea. Type B boyfriends in Korean dramas are a good example. A Korean named RealCrazyman posted a "blood type cartoon" on his website. In just a few days, it was translated by the netizen Bunny and put on the Chinese website.

Japanese people usually say their blood type when introducing themselves. Why? They seem to attach great importance to this blood type and regard it as the sacredness of the emperor.

Blood type really affects personality. Why China people don't believe it, but Japanese and Koreans do? Blood type determines personality. It does make sense anyway.

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What blood type is Japanese? Type A is the most common type of Japanese.

Is there blood group discrimination in Japan? I have been in Japan for a long time, and I have been working in a Japanese company.

I can tell you responsibly that the Japanese believe in blood type, and I don't know why, but every time I have dinner with my Japanese colleagues (female colleagues), I have an 80% chance to talk about blood type.

But there is still no discrimination, because the elderly are type B blood. At least the Japanese don't openly discriminate. I don't know if there is any behind the scenes.