"数据回归：谷崎润一郎东洋文学之路"

Junichiro Tanizaki's literary journey of returning to the East in Japanese Modern Literary History is a significant and distinct phenomenon. As a prominent writer of Japanese literature, Tanizaki transitioned his writing style from Satanism to Classicism, clearly displaying the features of this "Return to Toyo." This paper examines his works, analyzing the representation and reasoning behind the shift in his perspective and style. Through a study of Tanizaki's works, we can understand the transformation of his artistic expression and the implications of moving from diachrony to synchrony. Tanizaki's exploration of Eastern themes and traditional Japanese culture reflects a deeper connection to his roots and the revival of classical literary elements in his work. His return to Toyo serves as a powerful testament to the enduring influence of traditional Japanese values and aesthetics in modern literature.