From The Color Word See Female Beauty In The Literature Of Kawa-bata

Kawabata end through their works, profoundly expounds the traditional Japanesebeauty, he understood and dig through the Japan traditional culture in the deep senseof beauty and aesthetic idea of modern western culture, created a unique Japanesebeauty consciousness of literary personality. In the traditional Japanese literature, thestream of u.s.-china, female beauty is one of important component. His work is asignificant portion of a female protagonist, describe its beauty. Kawabata end inportraying female from France to use a lot of skill and technique, the color word todescribe play a considerable role in feminine beauty.Based on “Snow Country”,“Thousands Cranes” and other two pass therepresentative works as the research object, through the statistics and analysis of thecolor words in their works, mainly from the Angle of the color word explores theKawabata side female beauty in literature.The colour of Kawabata consciousness rooted in the traditional culture of Japan.Orphaned at an early age of Kawabata end formed with different colour. Kawabataend under the influence of his father and grandfather grew up like painting, and thenthe Higasiyama etc. The influence of the painter, painting techniques applied in thedescription of female beauty.Through his masterpiece “Snow Country”and “Thousands Cranes” color word instatistics, it can be seen that Kawabata end when describing women favor with red,white, black three colors.Therefore, based on the Kawabata side “Snow country”,“Thousand cranes” of this two works to use when describing women after the colorword carries on the analysis of the following conclusions are drawn:The first, and faculties preference to represent women in red, the stream ofbeauty; Second, Kawabata and the commonly used white to display the pure beauty ofwomen. Third, Kawabata end use black to show the beauty of the female die and abnormal functions of sexy beauty.Kawabata end works profoundly embodies the beauty of Japanese traditionalculture consciousness, describing female characters in the works for the use of color.