二战末期,美国学者本尼·迪克特曾写过一本著名的《菊花与刀》。据说,这本薄薄的民俗学小册子,让美国人茅塞顿开,保留了日本的天皇制。本尼·迪克特认为,菊花,象征王室;刀,象征武士,是日本文化的两翼。其实,在日本文化中,除了菊花和刀,还有更超然的一种精神,那就是“茶”。日本茶道传自中国,由荣西和尚在天目山的僧寮中体悟,集大成者是千利休。他父亲是个鱼商,是个卖咸鱼的。出身微贱的 The end of World War II, the American scholar Benny Dictott has written a famous “chrysanthemum and knife.” It is said that this thin folklore pamphlet, so that the United States opened the door to retain the Japanese emperor system. Benny Ditt believes that chrysanthemum, a symbol of the royal family; knife, symbol of warriors, is the two wings of Japanese culture. In fact, in Japanese culture, in addition to chrysanthemums and knives, there is a more detached spirit that is “tea”. Japanese tea ceremony spread from China, by the monk Rongxi Tianmushan monks in the realization, the culmination of thousands of benefits. His father is a fish dealer selling salted fish. Born cheaply