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Author: [Japan] Written by Dashi Keli; Translated by Wang Xiangyuan
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Japanese Wabi-Sabi
[Japan] Written by Dashi Keli; Translated by Wang Xiangyuan
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"Wabisabi" is a key word for understanding Japanese culture and daily life. "Wabi" originates from the wabi tea method of Sen no Rikyu, the originator of Japanese tea ceremony: it is gloomy and silent, quaint, simple, restrained and rough after years of refinement; "Sabi" can be seen in the interesting works of Japanese haiku saint Matsuo Basho: chanting the ancient times, walking freely in daily life with an attitude of "more than enough". Wabi-sabi is the unique Japanese aesthetics from haiku
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