It is a universal superstition blood type society.In Japan, ap commented that blood type can even decide one's fate.

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2008 top ten best-selling Japan, the books about blood type is 4 books.These four books was published Wen Yishe type series, respectively introduces type, O type, type A and BAB bloodMan is what kind of personality, listed in August last year, after two months a total of more than 5 million copies sold.

According to the introduction in the book,Type A blood,Perfectionists are sensitive, but may be too anxious;Type B bloodIs the man who is optimist, but selfish and sometimes eccentric;Type O bloodCurious, generous but stubborn;AB blood artistic and full of mystery but not easy to control.

Many Japanese people believe that blood type determines personality.Japan ritsumeikan university psychology department according to the survey, 80% of Japanese adults believe that blood type can decide everything.

Therefore, matrimonial company provide marriage seeker with blood compatibility test;Some enterprises in accordance with the blood type recruit employees, arrange jobs;The kindergarten children to blood grouping custody;Even in the Beijing Olympic Games won the women's baseball champions Japan also formulated in accordance with player type different training programs.

This type of superstition agitation not only affects People's Daily communication, employment, even in the party, and other major commercial bidding activities, candidates need to indicate their blood types.

Japanese prime minister taro aso indicated on his personal web site, his blood type is type A.His political opponents, the Democratic Party of Japan ichiro ozawa is blood type B.

Despite the blood type theory in some people's eyes is just harmless fun, but some type of damage has been called the "torture" blood type.

Blood is actually type antigen form shows a genetic traits, has nothing to do with one's character.This is not science, not through contact know but by blood type to a person under the uncertain, as the racial discrimination.