当今世界不少国家经济发展中有一个普遍规律,这就是:经济越发达,越重视优先发展教育;科技水平越高,越舍得花钱培养人才。这在日本表现得尤为突出。长期来,日本上下笃信教育的威力。他们深刻地认识到,日益激烈的国际经济竞争,关键是人才竞争,而根本在于培养人才的“教育母机”竞争。因此,每当日本在国际竞争中处于劣势之时,他们便会从教育上找原因,把教育摆在优先发展的地位,为经济的崛起奠定人才和智力根基;当日本经济高速发展之日,他们又会适时改革教育,迎接新的经济发展形势的挑战。在战后,日本坚持不懈地致力于人力 In today’s world, the economic development in many countries has a universal law. This means that the more developed the economy, the more emphasis on education for priority development. The higher the level of science and technology is, the more willing it is to spend money on training qualified personnel. This is particularly true in Japan. In the long run, Japan has always believed in the power of education. They profoundly realized that the key to the increasingly fierce international economic competition is talent competition, and the fundamental reason is that the education master machine that fosters talent competition. Therefore, whenever Japan is at a disadvantage in international competition, they will find reasons for education, put education in a priority position and lay the foundations of talent and intelligence for the rise of the economy. As Japan’s economy continues to grow rapidly, They will also timely reform education to meet the new economic development challenges. After the war, Japan persevered in manpower