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川端康成是日本第一个获诺贝尔文学奖的作家。他的众多作品虽然没有深邃的哲理,但也没有功名利禄和尔虞我诈;他笔下的都市只有情感世界而少社会生活。他的小说充斥了太多的爱欲和死亡,构成了爱欲的不同层面,着意刻画的是瞬间一逝的美,刹那间的感觉和受压抑的官能。在创作意念和手法上,川端信笔游刃于古典所沉淀的文化底蕴,又兼容并包着佛教禅宗,自由驰骋于东方与西方表现生活的可能中。
Kawabata Yasunari is Japan’s first writer to win the Nobel Prize for literature. Although many of his works do not have deep philosophies, they also have no fame and fortune. His works in the metropolitan city have only an emotional world and less social life. His novels are filled with too much love and death, which constitute different levels of love and desire to depict the beauty of an instant, the feeling of an instant and the repressed function. In terms of his creative ideas and techniques, Kawabata believes in the cultural heritage that has been precipitated in classical times and is compatible with and embraced by Buddhist Zen Buddhism and is free to travel in the possibility of expressing his life in the East and West.