A New View On "Chun Qin Copied" - Around The Three Suspects To Explore Their Love Theme

In modern Japanese literary world Junichiro Tanizaki(1886-1965) can be described as unique shining light. He published the short story Tattoo and Unicorn in the New trend in Meiji forty-two years(1910). And kept writting from Taisho to Showa. He left a number of outstanding works for the world literature. When he was a young boy, he went into Sinology School. He had also been to China for twice, and was closed to Tian Han, Guo mo ruo and other scholars. There are a lot of Chinese theme works in his literature and Cnineses writers and scholars began to translate and research them very early.The medium-length novel Shunkinshō is published in Showa eight years(1933), at this time Tanizaki changed his vision from the West to the traditional Japanese culture, and committed to exploring the home of literature, as an opportunity, he finally found the beauty of eternal female. From this perspective, Shunkinshōis the most representative work of this period. With the clever conception and fine strokes he build a functional and slash fiction world for readers. Due to the impact of shadow narrative aesthetics and the way of narrative, resulting in both works of the hero and heroine’s image or story, are covered with a layer of mystery. Since the story came upon, it caused wide debate.This paper relies on the text, based the narrative point of view of the novel and the narrative level, combined with Unicorn, Idiot Love and other related works, summarized the character cultural roots behind the image and prototype of the basis shaped by Tanizaki to discuss the hero and heroine. Then analyze the three suspects in Japanese literary: external harm, the theory of understanding and self-harm. Contact with the author’s self-interest, literary pursuit, according to the theme of the novel, and the suspect motives, timing, draw the conclusion of Sasuke harm. Finally, after solving the characters’ image question, plot suspect combining Tanizaki’s view of women and love, love themes were discussed under the three suspects that the novel expressed...