Today, 120 years ago, on November 2, 1905 (October 6, 1905), Japan passed a ban on Chinese students. The Chinese students in Japan on November 2, 1905, the Ministry of Cultural Affairs of Japan called for the adoption of the "Rules on Public Private Schools for the Enrollment of Chinatowners". Chinese students have increased to 8,000 by 1905 and the revolutionary tendency has increased. The Japanese government called for the government to strengthen its control over Chinese students. In April, the Ministry of Cultural Affairs instructed relevant school directors, claiming that more and more Chinatowners are studying in their own state, in which there may be discussions about their country's politics, inappropriate behavior, and the role of Chinatown students must pay close attention to this point, so that their non-students lose the present section. After the