日本著名作家川端康成(Kawabata Yasunari,1899—1972)作品数量众多,一生总共著有上百部长篇、中篇和短篇小说以及大量的散文、随笔等,其中《雪国》《古都》《千只鹤》三部作品使其在1968年成为了日本第一位获得诺贝尔文学奖的作家。川端的作品大多带有唯美主义的倾向,文风淡雅、温和,努力建构一个美的世界。加之受宗教及虚无主义的影响,川端康成很少触及当时日本社会所面临的尖锐的现实 Kawabata Yasunari (1899-1972), a famous Japanese writer, has a large number of works. There are hundreds of articles, novels and short stories in his life, as well as a large number of essays, essays, etc. Among them, “Snow Country”, “Ancient Capital” The three works made him the first Japanese writer to win the Nobel Prize in literature in 1968. Most of Kawabata’s works have the tendency of aestheticism, elegant, gentle style, and strive to build a beautiful world. Coupled with religious and nihilistic influences, Kawabata seldom touched the sharp reality Japan society was facing