Mishima*******

I shed tears for you and suffer all night until dawn I feel that reading is beautiful, beautiful but not obscene

He was so obsessed with and so disgusted with himself that he burned down the Golden Pavilion Temple and himself. Finally, he and his Golden Pavilion died in the night, and the extremely shocking beauty was imprinted on his heart, as if all injustice, filth, and deformity had been washed away, leaving only the desire to live.

The book "Yukio Mishima: The Temple of the Golden Pavilion" is very profound. I loved the description of the beauty of Kinkakuji in the book, it shocked me. However, I don't really like the protagonist Mizoguchi, and his stutter makes me a little anxious. The death of my father in the book made me feel very sad, especially when I saw his face become shriveled among the flowers. The feeling that the material was far away from us was really heavy. Overall, this is a book worth reading.

The translation of this book is smooth. The whole book describes the characters' mental journeys and weird personalities and behaviors. Maybe this is life and it is not easy to understand. The author describes the alternative side of human nature to us, which makes us think.

Beauty and ugliness merge in the fire, and the past and the future are severed.

I couldn't understand it at first, but after reading it as a whole, I really recommend this book to all book friends. This book is so worth reading, so worth it. There are too many words in the book that we need to chew slowly and digest in our lifetime. I have seen someone in the literary world say before that "real strength is allowing things to happen." But after reading this book, I changed my previous understanding. Now I think that real strength can correct accidents that have not happened, and can save the situation.

Once a human being gets into beauty and cannot get out, he will inevitably run into the darkest thoughts in the world without even realizing it.

Incarnate into the flame of beauty and burn, bury with passion.

The psychological description is astonishingly detailed.

If you are extremely beautiful, you may be destroyed There is always a sense of sadness and fragility in aesthetics. Just like Tsurukawa, his pure and beautiful soul will also die prematurely due to the dirty reality.

Perhaps bringing into the protagonist's paradoxical philosophical thinking, the twists and turns of beauty and ugliness, existence and destruction, as well as the rich storage of reading knowledge and the delicate perverse and beautiful writing, it is Mishima Yukio...