本文通过殖民统治时期吕赫若的小说《邻居》、《庙庭》等来阐述以吕先生为代表的本地作家对于日本统治者所掀起的“皇民文学”运动的对抗;吕先生以现实主义的笔触描写一些场景,一些事情,能够把读者带回到当时的情境,触犯到殖民者的利益,由此而引发了“狗屎现实主义”的论争。 This article expounds the confrontation of the local writers represented by Mr. Lu by the Japanese rulers against the “Emperor’s Literary” movement raised by Lu Hye-jo’s novels “Neighbors” and “Temple Tribes” during the colonial period. Mr. Lu’s realism The brush strokes describe some scenes, and some things can bring the reader back to the situation at that time and violate the interests of the colonialists, triggering the controversy over “shit realism.”