"Books forbidden by Pillow" and "Pillow Grass"

Weston 2022-01-19 08:01:49

I bought "The Pillow Forbidden Book" because of Qing Shao Nayan and "The Pillow Grass". After reading it, I searched the Internet for film reviews from all walks of life, and found that there were many comments made by people who didn't understand the Pillow Grass.

Pillow grass is just a few words to tell people what you feel in your heart, using the paper that the queen gave you to use as a pillow, and jot down some interesting things in life, which has nothing to do with sex.

In the upper part, Wu Junmei likes men to write on her body. What kind of calligraphy is that? It's like drawing symbols and graffiti, painted on her not very beautiful body. Don't understand that she is really happy.

But it's different in the lower half. The roles are exchanged, the person being written becomes the writer, and the writing on the man's body is the effect that suddenly shines. The handsome boy Ivan McGregor went into battle naked, with a clear view. Then more than a dozen men's bodies appeared in turn, changing their faces, using gold, red, and black inks to write on the eyelids, tongue, top of the head, ears... The audience was the same as the old gay, looking forward to it, looking forward to it. Shocked, kind of scared.

Looking at the male body without sexual desire, just appreciating, is the awakening of feminism. The owner has the initiative and feels completely different.

There is a smell of skin in the books, so there is not only the worship of the books, but also the obsceneness of the books. An open book, like an open female body. Movies also include calligraphy worship, human body worship, and publication worship. Look at the attitude and scheming of Japanese publishers, and you can't let go of them. From this point of view, everything can be published. Thirteen books, unprecedented and unparalleled, are also whimsical.

The film is a British director and a starring role in the UK and Hong Kong. It is conceivable how much Japanese culture can be gained. Peter Greenaway is extremely in pursuit of form, and it can be seen that he is performing by all means, picture-in-picture, black and white color and warm and cold tones conversion, music with subtitles. The heart of watching too much is hard to suppress, like a big pot of dishes, skewered. The three languages ​​of Chinese, English, and Japanese are on the battlefield together, and it is inevitable that there will be a sense of confusion when the ancient, modern and modern languages ​​are switched in turn. The plot is too far-fetched, and many scenes are repetitive or meaningless.

There are many fragments of "Pillow Grass" inserted in the film. Qing Shao Nayan is wearing a red dress with two eyebrows drawn like silkworms hanging on his face.
For this reason, I deliberately searched the Internet again, and the effort paid off, and I found the translation of "The Pillow Grass " by Lin Wenyue"The whole book, like a treasure. It took a long time to organize it into a doc file, ready to print and bind, to satisfy my publishing desire.

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Extended Reading

The Pillow Book quotes

  • The Aunt: This is a book written a long time ago. It is called The Pillow Book and written by a lady who has the same first name as you - Nagiko. When you are twenty-eight years old this book will be exactly a thousand years old. Think of that.

  • Nagiko: Anything coloured Indigo is splendid; Indigo coloured flowers, Indigo thread, and especially indigo paper.