difference between japan and china.
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Japan and China are two of the main Asian economies and two of the fastest growing powers in the world. Yet, despite their geographical proximity, they have little in common. Japan is a democracy – although the official definition is parliamentary constitutional monarchy – whereas China is a one-party system.
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Despite their geographical proximity, Japan and China are very different countries, with unique historic, political and social features. While China is one of the largest communist countries in the world, Japan is a – rather open – parliamentary constitutional monarchy. Although both countries have rather strong economies, wealth is divided in an equal manner in Japan, while major gaps between rich and poor remain in China. Their engagement at the international level is very different, and their allies and foreign economic partners do not always coincide. Furthermore, given the size differences, the two countries need to employ different types of social and political strategies to coordinate all regions and ensure equal growth.