The national character of the Japanese is ISTJ, "making a dojo in a screw shell," good at refining and artisticizing a constant craft. Representative products are Japanese knives and Japanese gardens, both of which, although originating from China, are undeniably more refined and beautiful. However, ISTJ individuals are not suitable for high-tech research and innovation, hence their failure in the wave of consumer electronics.

The national character of Americans is roughly: open and inclusive, systematic design, and good at boasting. They thrive in an innovative era, excelling in mental labor rather than physical labor. Therefore, the strength of the United States depends on continuously standing at the forefront of the innovation curve. Once the innovation is taken away by others, the shortcomings of Americans will be exposed.

The underlying national character of the Chinese is: hardworking, money-loving, flexible, and adaptable. They are relatively versatile, with no outstanding features but also no obvious flaws. This destined China to win at most half the time, even during the weakest period of relative national strength in the Qing Dynasty. They will not achieve a great victory. As for the Mongol Empire, that is the business of the minority ethnic groups, what does it have to do with the Han people?

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