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This book is one of the "Japanese Literature Series". This book is a collection of academic essays by Zhao Yong, a professor at the School of Liberal Arts of Beijing Normal University. It includes some of his essays in newspapers and magazines and several conference speeches. It also includes research and commentary on cultural phenomena and theories, as well as an introduction and analysis of the academic views of famous scholars such as Tong Qingbing and Cheng Zhengmin. The author uses literary theory as a guide and combines current trends and hot spots to conduct an in-depth analysis of relevant cultural phenomena. The author's writing style is fluent, his descriptions of people and events are vivid, and his descriptions are meticulous. When analyzing cultural phenomena, he has a rigorous critical spirit, does not stick to stereotypes, and has many unique insights, taking into account both academic quality and readability.

This book is a collection of monographs, consisting of two volumes, mainly involving Zhao Shuli's research and comments on Shanxi's current writers. Zhao Shuli's research is not an outstanding scholar, but it has continued to gain popularity since the turn of the century. The renewed attention and various comments on him also reflect the "interpretation anxiety" in the academic world to a certain extent. The first volume of this book focuses on Zhao Shuli's triple identity issues, speakability text issues, literary communication concepts, literary language concepts, etc., And introduces the perspective of Western scholar Benjamin and the dimension of Chinese writer Wang Zengqi in an attempt to reinterpret Zhao Shuli's person and works. The papers in this group of papers were solidly and comprehensively written and have been published in important academic journals such as "Literary Review", "Literary Research", "Literary Controversy" and "Contemporary Writers' Review", which have had a great impact. The second series involves more than ten Shanxi writers including Zheng Yi, Li Rui, Zhao Yu, Nie Er, Lu Shunmin, Ge Shuiping, Pu Ge, Zhang Xuan, Bai Lin, Yue Fang, Ruoshui, etc. Although they use different literary styles and have different creative styles, they all have distinctive personalities and distinctive features, and they have inherited Zhao Shuli's writing tradition to varying degrees. The content of this collection focuses on their key works, and analyzes the issues between publicity, literature and locality. It not only presents an aspect of the current creative strength of the "Jin Army New Phalanx", but also demonstrates the author's "writing style".