Hit the nail on the head, hit the nail on the head, expose the ridiculous things in the world! The representative work of the great Japanese writer Natsume Soseki was praised by Lu Xun as "unparalleled in the world"! A model of critical realism literature that profoundly influenced literary masters such as Lu Xun and Ryunosuke Akutagawa! Natsume Soseki, a great national writer, was voted "the most popular writer in a thousand years" by the Japanese! A stone statue of Natsume Soso was once printed on the thousand-yen yen coin to commemorate his great contribution to Japanese literature. Recommended books for the new curriculum standards, must-read for primary and secondary school students! A must-select chapter in Japanese textbooks! Reasons you must read: (1) The new translation vividly reproduces the humorous language style of "I am a Cat" and restores the charm of Natsume Soseki's writing. (2) Includes the preface written by Natsume Soseki to fully understand the background of the creation of this book. (3) Includes Natsume Soseki's "Memories of His Debut" to trace the origin of the author's creation. I am an unnamed cat who lives in a teacher's house. I enjoy observing the conversations between the owner and the guests every day. I can't help but complain about the ridiculous behavior of humans. No matter how rampant human beings are, it is impossible for them to remain so prosperous. Let us wait patiently for the arrival of the "Cat Era"!
Reader comments
Compared with European and American classics, I still prefer reading Japanese novels, excluding racial prejudice, maybe because the reading and writing styles are exactly the same as those in China.
And that Mi Ting, some of his actions always make people laugh. What impressed me most was the scene where he folded up his hat and stuffed it into his arms. It was so funny! This book made me see the absurdity and ridiculousness of human nature, and also made me understand some things in life better. I think this is a book worth reading.
Compared with European and American classics, I still prefer reading Japanese novels, excluding racial prejudice, maybe because the reading and writing styles are exactly the same as those in China.
And that Mi Ting, some of his actions always make people laugh. What impressed me most was the scene where he folded up his hat and stuffed it into his arms. It was so funny! This book made me see the absurdity and ridiculousness of human nature, and also made me understand some things in life better. I think this is a book worth reading.