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2001年4月3日,日本文部科学省宣布了翌年中学历史教科书的审核通过名单。在合格的8家出版商中,包括了扶桑社出版社。由于“新历史教科书编纂会”是以挑战现有的教学内容为宗旨,在审议过程中,就已经引起国内外媒体的高度重视。当文部科学省宣布扶桑社的《中学历史教科书》通过之后,更是风波不断,尤其是中、韩两国政府,要求修改教科书内容。教科书问题,既涉及国内价值体系的重整,也涉及日本与周边邻国外交关系的发
On April 3, 2001, Japan’s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology announced the list of approved textbooks for history textbooks of the following year. Eight qualified publishers include Fuso Publishing House. As the “New History Textbook Compilation Committee” is based on the challenge of existing teaching content, it has drawn great attention from the media both at home and abroad during the deliberation. When the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology announced the passage of the “History Textbook for Secondary Schools” through the Fuso agency, it was even more turbulent. In particular, the governments of China and South Korea requested that the content of the textbooks be amended. The issue of textbooks involves not only the restructuring of the domestic value system but also the development of Japan’s diplomatic relations with neighboring countries