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About This Novel

Based on Ryunosuke Akutagawa's absolute masterpieces "Rashomon" and "In the Bamboo Forest", this book not only includes Akutagawa's talented literary masterpieces "The Nose", "Yam Porridge" and "Hell Transformation" in his early creative period, but also "Warnings of the Dwarf" which deeply analyzed the inner world in his later years. ", "Kappa" and "The Life of a Certain Idiot", with a special focus on Akutagawa's creative turning period, and selected three works full of modern humanistic colors, "Miscellaneous Mandarin", "Autumn" and "Christ in Nanjing", to provide readers with a complete and complete picture of the creative trajectory of Akutagawa's entire life. Early stage - classical origins, brilliant "Rashomon": a sharp-edged debut. A glimpse into the darkness of human nature. "Nose": Natsume Soseki was full of praise. "There are people who laugh, but there are no people who hate." "Yam Porridge": as famous as "The Nose". Realizing a dream is also a tragedy. "Hell Change": Mishima Yukio personally adapted the stage play. The human heart is hell. The turning period - focusing on the present and seeking redemption "Miscellaneous Mandarin": fresh, tranquil, and a rare life novel by Akutagawa. "Autumn": the first attempt at a modern emotional novel. "Christ of Nanjing": Liang Jianhui stars in the movie of the same name. Talk about the power of believing. "In the Bamboo Grove": The real original work of Akira Kurosawa's film "Rashomon". Later years - self-analysis and seeing through human nature. "Warnings of the Dwarf" - a collection of aphoristic essays, full of golden sentences. "Kappa" - a fable that is beyond reality but extremely true. "The Life of a Certain Idiot" - Akutagawa's posthumous manuscript, alluding to his own life.

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