
The Tale of Genji
by (japanese) Murasaki Shikibu
About This Novel
"The Tale of Genji" is a classic Japanese literary masterpiece that has had a huge impact on the development of Japanese literature. It is known as the peak of Japanese classical literature and opened the era of "mono-sorrow" in Japan. The work is generally believed to have been written between 1001 and 1008. "The Tale of Genji" is the world's earliest full-length novel. The novel describes the style of Japan during the Heian-Kyo period, exposes human nature, struggles in the palace, and reflects the powerless status and miserable life of women at that time.
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Official(5)Scraped 12d ago
tung pot
Tong Hu is really pitiful, she is just a woman because the emperor doted on her and all the concubines bullied her, and her son was later hated by others. Well
No. 1
Haha, why is there no one with such a beautiful book? ! !
This book is mainly about the relationship history of three generations of male protagonists. The knowledge point in the middle is the poetry when writing love poems. Most of them are the kind of arrangement of sentences, which seems to be clearly arranged.
This book was written a thousand years ago by a female aristocrat in Japan to amuse the royal family. It is similar to the book Shangguan Wan'er wrote for Wu Zetian.
It reflects the characteristics of historical development by describing the corrupt politics and licentious life of the upper class more than 900 years ago, and it has a lot of vocabulary in terms of sensibility.
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Official(5)Scraped 12d ago
tung pot
Tong Hu is really pitiful, she is just a woman because the emperor doted on her and all the concubines bullied her, and her son was later hated by others. Well
No. 1
Haha, why is there no one with such a beautiful book? ! !
This book is mainly about the relationship history of three generations of male protagonists. The knowledge point in the middle is the poetry when writing love poems. Most of them are the kind of arrangement of sentences, which seems to be clearly arranged.
This book was written a thousand years ago by a female aristocrat in Japan to amuse the royal family. It is similar to the book Shangguan Wan'er wrote for Wu Zetian.
It reflects the characteristics of historical development by describing the corrupt politics and licentious life of the upper class more than 900 years ago, and it has a lot of vocabulary in terms of sensibility.
