Shin Kanzen Master has a Chinese element?


I'm using the HelloTalk app. I posted a picture of my Shin Kanzen Master books
(JLPT N3). This picture in fact.

[![enter image description
here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/ZILcXm.jpg)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/ZILcX.jpg)

Then I got this response:

> きっと英語圏、中国語圏むけのテキストなんですね。

and this response:

> 怪しい本だなぁ。表紙の漢字は日本語じゃないよ

"The book is aimed at English and Chinese speaking countries"? "The kanji on
the front page is not Japanese"?

Why do these people think that there is some Chinese element to these books?

EDIT:

(Of course I know that Kanji was imported from China, I just want to
understand why these comments were made)




The kanjis at the bottom line of the front page (日本语……) are Chinese kanjis.
These kanjis are not used in Japanese except 日本, 能力 and 法. One line above is
an English phrase "JLPT Grammar." So they judged that the book is for English
and Chinese speakers.

But the other part of the front page seems to be valid Japanese phrases.




> Why do these people think that there is some Chinese element to these books?

Because 「语」「测」「试」 are Simplified Chinese. These characters are written as
「語」「測」「試」 in Japanese.

Also, 「测试」("exam, test") is 「試験」, and 「语法」("grammar") is 「文法」 in Japanese.

