Taking Tale of Genji as an example, this paper analyzes the similarities and differences between Japanese Tales and China's novels.

This is not comparable, and each has its own characteristics.

Personally, I think China's ancient novels are rough and true, while Japanese ancient novels are vivid and delicate.

However, China's modern novels are exaggerated, divorced from reality and shoddy, which are very attractive to read, but at the same time they deviate from the original nature of novels, writing novels just to make money and so on. (PS: novels such as online games are purely words, just like keeping a diary)

Modern Japanese novels are divided into light novels and novels.

Light novels: light and soft, easy to read, without complicated gossip and redundant words, classified as "fantasy, reality, time and space, future, past, etc." , the content is light and attractive, and the story is fast.

Fiction: authenticity, philosophy and masterpiece. Well, the use of gods can show that many ordinary novels in Japan are written by gods except light novels, and The Tale of Genji is one of them.