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"Genji" is the last name of the hero in the first half of the novel, and "Ichijo" means "to tell", which is a genre in Japanese classical literature similar to the "saga" of the Tang Dynasty in China. The Tale of Genji is a Japanese classic literature genre, similar to the Tang Dynasty's "Legends" in China. The Tale of Genji is a masterpiece of Japanese classical literature, which has had a great influence on the development of Japanese literature and is regarded as the peak of Japanese literature. The novel depicts the struggles in the palace, reflecting the powerlessness and misery of women at that time, and has been called a "national treasure" of Japan. The date of its publication has not yet been determined, but it is generally believed to have been between 1001 and 1008, making The Tale of Genji the earliest full-length realistic novel in the world, and occupying an important position in the history of world literature. The manga "Asamu (あさきゆめみし)", which is based on "The Tale of Genji" by Yamato Nori, has been attracting a lot of attention since it was announced that it would be animated and supervised by animation guru Toshi Izaki some time ago. In order to fully express the meaning and significance of this work to the viewers, the supervisor, Mr. Izaki, has re-drafted the animation project and officially changed the title to "Genji" (The Tale of Genji). The main character of the story, Genji, who is known as the most beautiful man in the world, will be voiced by Takahiro Sakurai, who has appeared in Monono Monster, Monstrous Cat, and CODE GEASS.　 [edit]Synopsis The original anime, "The Tale of Genji Chikage," is based on the original work, "The Tale of Genji" by Zi's division. The director of the anime, Toshi Izaki, changed his decision to adapt the works of Kazuki Yamato because he wanted to portray the world of The Tale of Genji in a true sense and to express the worldview of the work in a new way through his own methods.　The protagonist of the story is the son of Emperor Kirigakure, who did not want him to be involved in court struggles, so he was relegated to the status of a vassal and given the surname Genji; he is also known as the Kougenji because of the sense of light he gives off.　The story revolves around his love affairs with women both inside and outside the palace: in the Heian period, Kirigakure Shigei, who was favored by all, died shortly after giving birth to a son, and because the Emperor did not want his son to be involved in the palace struggles, he was relegated to the status of a courtier and given the family name of Minamoto no Mori. Earlier, he learned that his father's favorite consort, Fujikura, looked very much like his late mother, Kiributsu Shigei, so he was often close to Fujikura, and when he grew up, he developed a love for Fujikura; however, Fujikura was a concubine's mother, so even though there was only a five-year age difference, he still could not be close to Fujikura, and he was bitterly disappointed by this impossible love and had difficulty extricating himself from it, therefore, Minamotoji spent his whole life pursuing the ideal woman who was as good as Fujikura, and he began to wander around in the midst of love affairs with different women. He began to wander around in love with different women. ...... Later, he found Wakashi, the niece of a barnacle, who looked very much like a barnacle, and brought her home to raise her to be the ideal woman of his heart, who would later become Shikigami. However, Shikami was not Genji's wife by name, and in Genji's later years, he was asked by his brother Jukakuin to marry his own niece, Sannomiya, who was Jukakuin's sister by a barnacle, which was heartbreaking for Shikami. The female Sannomiya, who is quite different in age from him, ends up having a child with someone else, and eventually the female Sannomiya becomes a monk, Shikigami dies soon afterward, and the Kougen clan, after experiencing the events of the world, also disappears and becomes a monk. (Not the end of the anime.) Because of its literary and historical significance, this work is an extremely important study material for local Japanese students as well as those who study Japanese culture [编辑本段]动画目录 [编辑本段]原著介绍 The book ****54 times, nearly a million words. The story involves four generations of emperors and lasts for more than 70 years. There are more than four hundred characters involved, of which twenty to thirty have a distinct impression. The characters are mainly from the upper class, but also from the lower class, the court, the poetesses and the common people. The whole book is centered on the Minamoto family. The first half of the book is about the love life of the Prince of Minamoto and his concubines and poetesses; the second half of the book takes Kaoru-kun, the son of the Prince of Minamoto, as the protagonist, and lays out the complicated events of male-female entanglements. From the genre point of view, the book is quite similar to our country's Tang Dynasty legend, Song Dynasty words, but the line is elegant, very prose flavor, coupled with the book quoted Bai Juyi's poem more than 90, and the book, "Rituals", "warring states", "Records of the Historical Records", "the Book of Han" and other Chinese ancient Chinese books of historical facts and allusions, and skillfully hidden in the fascinating storyline, so that the book has a strong Chinese classical literature atmosphere, our readers to read a strong close to read the country's novels. The book has a strong atmosphere of classical Chinese literature, and readers in China have a strong sense of intimacy with the novels of their own country. And the book and the Dream of Red Mansions, the characters involved are royalty, although the scenes shown are the Japanese aristocracy, but the inking and coloring of the love life is similar to the Dream of Red Mansions, but more than 700 years earlier than the Dream of Red Mansions, so it is considered to be Japan's Dream of Red Mansions.