Descriptive skills of Japanese Writers

This article analyzes the skills of twentieth-century Japanese writers in depicting a work of art. Yasunari Kawabata, who brought Japanese literature into the world context in the mid-20th century and translated it into many languages, revealed intrigue in the depiction of Yukio Misima's works, mastery of mental conflict, interpretation, inner monologue, comparison, analogy; Human emotions-emotional experiences such as excitement, sadness, fear, excitement-in all the stories of the author there are many cases of disagreement with the mood, events, such as “bekorqildim”, “bekorko'rdim”, “bekoraytdim”, “tear what I wrote”, “do not do what I said” occurs. As Mesheryakov said, the writer's works may not have a plot, structure, culmination, but of course there is a conflict. A similar conflict in Japanese prose, a mental conflict-an internal conflict, introduces the reader to his own mystification.