Japan's strength in the financial market, especially the international circulation and influence of the yen, should not be underestimated. Its monetary policy, economic system, and role in global capital flows actually provide us with many valuable lessons. However, the domestic prejudice and hostility towards Japan may affect our judgment and self-improvement.

Some thoughts:

The true face of financial strength: The internationalization of Japan's financial market, particularly its advantages in the liquidity of the yen and cross-border financial operations, indeed reflects the depth and breadth of a country's financial system. The Bank of Japan's low interest rate policy and the unrestricted circulation of the yen are important factors in establishing its unique position in the global market.

Respect and competition: True strong individuals can often maintain a clear mind, respect their opponents, and even learn from their strengths. Whether it is Japan's economic development model or the liquidity of its financial market, these are subjects we need to study and analyze seriously. Through rational analysis, we can better enhance our competitiveness.

Avoiding emotional responses: Indeed, pure hatred not only has no practical significance but also limits our vision and development. Understanding the advantages of our opponents and drawing lessons from them is the key to progress.

Global perspective: If our financial system cannot circulate freely in the international market, or if there are various controls and restrictions, then merely shouting the slogan of "internationalization" will be difficult to achieve true breakthroughs and growth.

In short, respect and rational competition are the foundation for us to stand on the global stage. By learning from and emulating the strengths of others, we can enhance our own capabilities.