The nation in the world that best understands the beauty of Japanese art,
Probably none other than the Han people.
Mao Dun said that many outstanding writers came out of China in the 1920s and 1930s, and this has a lot to do with the fact that these writers studied in Japan. Many Chinese writers love Japanese culture from the bottom of their hearts.
Yu Dafu once said this about the characteristics of the beauty of Japanese literature and art: Japanese literature and art "are curious and interesting in simplicity, and contain profound meaning in simplicity." It is "like the waves of willows in the air or the microwaves on the pond. You don't know where it starts or where it ends. It floats and curls. In just one sentence, if you chew and regurgitate it carefully, it will make you feel like eating olives over the years. The more you eat, the more delicious it becomes."
Dai Jitao said: "Japan's 'landscapes are all elegant and exquisite, as if they have been deliberately carved successfully. Such beautiful scenery has certainly become a kind of aesthetic education for their people.'"
Zhou Zuoren said: "Japanese people are born with an artistic sensibility. They are incapable of understanding the beauty of nature and arousing beautiful emotions. If it is expressed in form and color, it will become a variety of fine arts and industrial works, many of which are elegant and delicate; if it is expressed in words, it will become all kinds of poetry. Even in ordinary decorations, flowers and trees, or food, names and words, there is also a kind of humor, which is very common and easy to see."
Although Lu Xun's exposure to Japanese literature was not as extensive as Zhou Zuoren's, his affection for the beauty of Japanese language and writing was no less than that of his younger brother. He said in the preface to his translation of "Peach Colored Clouds": "In my opinion, the Japanese language is actually more graceful than the Chinese language. And the author was able to capture its beauty and specialties, so I felt that I had lost the ability to convey it."
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