The Heian Shrine in Kyoto, Japan, has a Tang Dynasty architectural style
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Friends who know or have been in contact with the NetEase game "Yin Yang Division" should know that this game is closely related to "The Tale of Genji" - the former's Japanese elements are designed according to the Heian period of Japan's "Tang Dynasty" in the latter. The Tale of Genji has a lofty place in Japanese literature, is the pinnacle of classical Japanese fiction, and ushered in the era of Japanese "material mourning". "The Tale of Genji", as the name suggests, is the story of Genji. "Material grief" is simply "true feelings", and people who understand "material mourning" are roughly what we call "people in temperament". How Genji was "temperamental" and how the Heian period was prosperous, let's follow the footsteps of the word cloud to appreciate it.
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Callicarpa japonica
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Japan in the 11th century AD
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Literature, foreign literature, novels
Set against the backdrop of the heyday of Japan's Heian Dynasty, "The Tale of Genji" depicts the complex and tender love story of the protagonist Genji and many women, interwoven with the political struggles and life of the court nobles. The book is also the most authentic epitome of the Heian period, from the personable prince, the delicate Chinese noblewoman, the intelligent female poet to the mysterious yin and yang teacher, allowing readers to appreciate the "Tang Dynasty" in Japanese history. The spirit of "material mourning" in the book has had a profound impact on Japanese culture.
A screen depicting the story of the Tale of Genji
The prince of Genji was always worried about the loneliness of Akashihime in the Ōyam mansion, and when the public and private affairs were busy in the first month, he went to visit. On this day, he dressed up particularly elaborately: he wore a regular dress with white and red, and inside was a gorgeous shirt with a very strong fragrance. When he said goodbye to Zi Ji, he was reflecting the crimson sunset, and his whole body was radiant. When Zi Ji watched him go out, she didn't feel dizzy. Unaware, the little princess tugged at her father's skirt and wanted to go with him, but she wanted to go outside. Prince Genji stood firm, pitying her in his heart. He said something to reassure her, and then sang the sentence "The Ming Dynasty must come back" in the horse-urging music, and went out. - "The Tale of Genji: Thin Clouds"
Genji Monogatari Female Word Cloud
The interweaving of characters such as Genji, Fufukai, Akashi, Shigehime, Kashiwagi, Rokujo, and Barnacles with the court of the Heian period, such as "Prince", "Prince", "Chancellor", "Shogun", "Princess", and "Nayan", constitutes a grand picture of Japan's Heian period. Emotions such as "cuteness", "sadness", "pity", "pain", "sadness", "worry", "resentment" and so on paint this picture with strong emotional colors. Genji's "temperament" may be criticized in the present, but in terms of the background of his time, there is a rationality for its existence.
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Reference: [1] Toyoko kai's translation of The Tale of Genji
[2] Douban
[3] Medium figure classification number query
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