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by H
About This Novel
The young writer Tanabe returned to his hometown of Sapporo and once again saw the photos and paintings of Junko, his first love. Twenty years ago, eighteen-year-old Junko chose the most brutal and poignant way to commit suicide and fell in the ice and snow of Lake Akan; twenty years later, Tanabe, still lingering on his first love, determined to find out the truth about Junko's death. Why did she end her life in her most beautiful years? Who is her favorite person? After Tanabe visited several people who had a close relationship with Junko one by one, he gradually restored the true appearance of the girl hidden under the aura of the talented painter...
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Official(25)Scraped 2mo ago
I think there should be people reading this book because of Wei Qiujie
The author dissects women's inner world by describing the heroine's alternative attitude towards life. This form of expression is indeed unique and very attractive to readers. I just felt a little depressed after reading it.
Junichi Watanabe has a profound understanding of female anatomy
Some love scenes deeply affected my views on women. I deeply felt the author's inner awe for women. Only when you truly respect women can you understand women, enter their inner world, and understand their real needs!
I thought of Wei Qiujie
Love is also a kind of injury
Actually, I think Junko loves everyone but not herself.
Japanese novels are wonderfully written
A multi-angle look at the death of the talented painter
This is the second time I read it. It is indeed well written and vividly depicts women's psychological activities.
I don't know why, but I was a little touched in the end, and came up with an idea: Junko doesn't love no one, but loves everyone. That's why I visited everyone before leaving, and this plot is what touched me. Suddenly I feel very sorry for Junko, she is obviously just a child who has not grown up, a child who wants to be loved too much.
A more objective and objective portrayal of the cultural differences, family, marriage, and human nature in the development of Japanese society. The author's reasoning is careful.
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Community(0)
Official(25)Scraped 2mo ago
I think there should be people reading this book because of Wei Qiujie
The author dissects women's inner world by describing the heroine's alternative attitude towards life. This form of expression is indeed unique and very attractive to readers. I just felt a little depressed after reading it.
Junichi Watanabe has a profound understanding of female anatomy
Some love scenes deeply affected my views on women. I deeply felt the author's inner awe for women. Only when you truly respect women can you understand women, enter their inner world, and understand their real needs!
I thought of Wei Qiujie
Love is also a kind of injury
Actually, I think Junko loves everyone but not herself.
Japanese novels are wonderfully written
A multi-angle look at the death of the talented painter
This is the second time I read it. It is indeed well written and vividly depicts women's psychological activities.
I don't know why, but I was a little touched in the end, and came up with an idea: Junko doesn't love no one, but loves everyone. That's why I visited everyone before leaving, and this plot is what touched me. Suddenly I feel very sorry for Junko, she is obviously just a child who has not grown up, a child who wants to be loved too much.
A more objective and objective portrayal of the cultural differences, family, marriage, and human nature in the development of Japanese society. The author's reasoning is careful.
