Fox's Life in Japan and His Green Years
by Mu Xin
About This Novel
This book is divided into three parts. The first part is the author's diary while studying in Japan, recording every detail of his life and study at that time; the second part is some of the author's insights when he first became a mother; the third part is the modern poems written by the author when he was a girl. The author of this book is a sensitive, thoughtful and talented female doctor, but her path to study was bumpy and tortuous. She first entered a vocational school, then passed the Adult College Entrance Examination to enter university, then went to graduate school and studied in Japan. This kind of life experience not only broadened her horizons, but also made her writings more philosophical. The author's warm memories of her life in Japan, her thoughts on family, parent-child relationships, and the poems she wrote when she was a girl can all give people a new understanding of the term "female doctor."
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