Crimson, pink: Japanese writers and Chinese culture: Japanese writers and Chinese culture

Author: Wang Xiaoping
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: The view of Mount Tai and Chu waters, south ships and north horses, as seen by Japanese poets in the 20th century. The portraits of Wei and Shu officials, heroic women, and valiant heroes painted by the author. The variations of Tang songs and Song music, the unique Buddhist and Taoist influences. The resilience of plum blossoms and the lightness of cherry blossoms reflect the long-standing history of Sino-Japanese cultural exchange, but barriers still exist. Prejudice and ignorance, misunderstandings and conflicts, make the neighbors separated by "a strip of water" still view each other as enigmatic puzzles. The effort of this book lies in building a bridge for cultural communication, promoting the "win-win" exchange and development of the two countries' cultures.