Description: Yang Zhao talks about Junichiro Tanizaki, making you fall in love with the rebellious master of Japanese literature all over again.6 Nobel Prize nominees, anti-traditional female power, and an elegy of beauty written in "Fine Snow". Read Tanizaki, Gentle Resistance to the Meaningless Blindness of the Times . From the strange love writing of "demonism" to the classical aesthetics of "Hosetsu", passions that are not accepted and should not exist under the standards of collectivity do not really disappear from earthly reality just because of that - this is the basic creative attitude of Tanizaki's 50-year writing career. He spent 30 years translating The Tale of Genji three times before and after, which inspired him to create a unique "shadowy aesthetic" of writing, followed by his life-long classic work "Hosetsu" (Fine Snow). When the whole society was forced to sing for war, in his writing, the daughters of the Makioka family still cared about love, singing and dancing, catching fireflies, and enjoying flowers - do the streams of war, Bushido, and militarism really represent Japan and are closer to the Japanese people than their lives?
