Kenji Miyazawa's “Fahua Thought” In Fairy Tales And Poetry

Kenji Miyazawa's work has a distinct personal imprint,among them is his view of the world,but also his expectations and wishes for future ideals.In his works,The Lotus Sutra plays a huge role in it," bodhisattva's way of life " concept in The Lotus Sutra coincides with the practical spirit of Kenji Miyazawa,which makes a unique "FahuaThought" in his works.This kind of thinking is not the spirit of the " The Lotus Sutra " or the thought of a Buddhist sect,but the result of the integration of various ideas."Fahua Thought" is formed on the premise of The Lotus Sutra,which combines the pure land thoughts and Zen thoughts he touched from childhood,and combined with the advanced scientific knowledge he has learned.Therefore,some of his works,we can call it " Fahua Literature",through this series of " Fahua Literature" creation,he showed people an ideal world full of good and beautiful.This thesis starts from the relationship between Miyazawa Kenji and The Lotus Sutra,and analyzes the connotation of "Fahua Thought" with the life and works of Miyazawa Kenji.This thesis is divided into three chapters: The first chapter uses the method of empirical research to find out the connection between Kenji Miyazawa and The Lotus Sutra through the life of the authors recorded in the historical records,thus proving that the creation of Kenji Miyazawa the literary works are indeed influenced by The Lotus Sutra.The second chapter divides "Fahua Thought" into two parts: the Fahua World and the Fahua Dedication,and carries on the time and space of the author's framework in the fairy tale works.In-depth analysis and further exploration of the ideals expressed by the authors in the poems.The third chapter briefly describes the realistic value of the harmony between human and nature brought about by "Fahua Thought" in Miyazawa's works,and the personal imprints that are different from other literary works.