A Comparative Cultural Study of the Growth History of Women in Modern China and Japan

From the perspective of comparative cultural studies, this study focuses on the growth history of women in modern China and Japan, and takes the Chinese film “Jasmine Blossom” and the Japanese TV series “A Hundred Years of Tale” as specific research objects. In the course of modern history, the growth and development of women has always been an important issue that has attracted much attention. Through an in-depth analysis of these two films, we will explore the growth process of women in China and Japan in different social, cultural and historical contexts. From the perspectives of changing family roles, improving social status, and awakening of self-awareness, this paper compares the similar challenges and different opportunities faced by women in the two countries in the process of growing up. The purpose of this research is to reveal the characteristics and differences of women’s growth in modern China and Japan, to understand the historical development of women’s growth in the two countries, and to promote cross-cultural communication. At the same time, it is also expected to provide useful reference for the growth and development of contemporary women, and promote gender equality and the harmonious progress of society.