From adolescence to middle age, Oba Yezang kept sinking in order to escape reality, numbing himself with drugs, experiencing self-exile, alcoholism, and suicide, and finally moved towards self-destruction step by step. In the process of self-denial, he expressed the painful entanglement deep in his heart and launched a painful search and questioning on the issue of self-worth.
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To be honest, if anyone actually reads this book for the anime, they don't need to. This book is said to be a novel by Osamu Dazai, but it is more like the life of a very few "heterogeneous" Japanese people in the society at that time. Although they live a chaotic life like everyone else, they have their own ideas and thoughts. It was the times that brought them disaster and led to their destruction.
But after reading this novel, we can't just see them. The "just lies" contained in the book... Even now are still the mainstream of society and are respected.
We already live in a bad world. Take me for example, I also care very much about what others think, so I will pretend to be crazy when interacting with others. But I don't have the same acting skills and patience as Ye Zang. For me, when I reach a certain level, I will express my thoughts directly.
Regardless of who others are or what they have done, everything is based on my own morality and justice. When others argue with me based on their age, gender, or body and mind, I will ask them, "Who do you think you are?"
I don't have a rich life, I don't have genius wisdom, I don't have handsome looks. But that's why I shouldn't have firm beliefs, absolute morality, and perfect views.
If you really devote yourself to life, there will be too many shortcomings. For example, "everyone is equal", but also "ladies first" and "evolution".
Don't those famous sayings that have existed for thousands of years also have their opposites? And whether they are used depends only on the thoughts of the person who uses them.
And everything above reflects that life is a tragedy.
Filial piety comes first among all virtues, but no one stipulates the expression of filial piety. When it comes to love between men and women, no one can say what true love should be like.
Right now we live in a world carefully planned by others. If you love her, you should spend money for her. To be filial, you should behave well to your parents. Students should go to school well and not do anything else. When traveling, you should take photos and when you eat, you should share it. If others do what you voluntarily do, you have to do it...
If you do something good and it's posted online, people might say it's a script.
If you get a little bit of fame, you will be scolded by beasts regardless of right or wrong.
So we just need to live for ourselves, not for others or harm ourselves.
The more I write, the less I know what to write. It can also be seen that the more I write, the more chaotic it becomes. If anyone really sees my comment, someone will definitely scold me below for being pretentious and self-righteous emo after reading some novels. It's this kind of person who makes me believe that I can care less about others. By the way, let me ask you.
"Think carefully about who you are."
This book is very in-depth and made me think about life in a new way. I like Oba Yezo in the book very much. His constant self-exile makes people feel distressed and helpless. He used drugs to numb himself. These behaviors may be his escape from reality, but they also allowed me to see his inner pain and struggle. This book made me understand that when facing difficulties, we cannot just avoid them. We must face them bravely in order to find our true self.
No matter what, I read Osamu Dazai in Bungou Stray Dogs. I like this book very much!
I finished reading "The Unfit in the World" intermittently. When I first started reading, I felt that Ye Zang was a very gloomy and strange person. He was incompatible with everything around him. This kind of incompatibility seemed to be natural. He himself felt that he was an alien. He could not understand many human behaviors, including those of his family. He only had every Tian pretends to be himself, using humor and pretending to be stupid to join the crowd. When the crowd disperses, he becomes himself again, in extreme pain and panic. It is his entanglement and twisting that makes me want to continue reading. I want to explore Ye Zang and dig deeper until I finish reading. I feel regretful. It is a pity that he has not understood and cannot understand human beings in his life. Essence, human beings have never understood his heart. I seem to have seen my own shadow. I am also a kind of person who is not very gregarious, but I understand the nature of human beings. I don't care whether it is selfish or hypocritical. When I want to act, I will act with them. When I don't want to act, I will be myself. What others feel is my own. What is incomprehensible, just like Ye Zang, is partly determined by personality and partly due to different perceptions of things. Some people are naturally sensitive and have a richer inner world, but are not so gregarious on the outside. You have to act when you should act. After all, you are in the human world, not the world of dinosaurs, plants or other living things.
Ye Zang... Was such a good person ruined like this... It would be great if the people he met could understand him and treat him kindly. (Note: This book is not only about Disqualification in the World, but also other books. Book friends who want to read it should pay attention to the table of contents, otherwise you will be caught off guard.)
I just finished watching Jun Ito's second version, and I'm going to read the original again. After reading the original, I'm going to watch Takeru Obata's version.
After reading it, I felt a dull feeling, melancholy and lost.
It has some depth and is worth recalling.
I want to know if after reading the postscript, the other contents are different contents. I feel that the two are not of the same category.
It truly and profoundly depicts different human natures, giving me the opportunity to come into contact with different souls and helping me become more tolerant.
It turns out that most people in the world are also confused and depressed, and are entangled in various contradictions. May we be as simple and pure as trees, growing towards the sun and finding water to take root.
Get lost and alert
This is a bad story
Okay, okay, okay
I read the physical book. After reading it, I thought Aye was dead...
To be honest, if anyone actually reads this book for the anime, they don't need to. This book is said to be a novel by Osamu Dazai, but it is more like the life of a very few "heterogeneous" Japanese people in the society at that time. Although they live a chaotic life like everyone else, they have their own ideas and thoughts. It was the times that brought them disaster and led to their destruction. But after reading this novel, we can't just see them. The "just lies" contained in the book... Even now are still the mainstream of society and are respected. We already live in a bad world. Take me for example, I also care very much about what others think, so I will pretend to be crazy when interacting with others. But I don't have the same acting skills and patience as Ye Zang. For me, when I reach a certain level, I will express my thoughts directly. Regardless of who others are or what they have done, everything is based on my own morality and justice. When others argue with me based on their age, gender, or body and mind, I will ask them, "Who do you think you are?" I don't have a rich life, I don't have genius wisdom, I don't have handsome looks. But that's why I shouldn't have firm beliefs, absolute morality, and perfect views. If you really devote yourself to life, there will be too many shortcomings. For example, "everyone is equal", but also "ladies first" and "evolution". Don't those famous sayings that have existed for thousands of years also have their opposites? And whether they are used depends only on the thoughts of the person who uses them. And everything above reflects that life is a tragedy. Filial piety comes first among all virtues, but no one stipulates the expression of filial piety. When it comes to love between men and women, no one can say what true love should be like. Right now we live in a world carefully planned by others. If you love her, you should spend money for her. To be filial, you should behave well to your parents. Students should go to school well and not do anything else. When traveling, you should take photos and when you eat, you should share it. If others do what you voluntarily do, you have to do it... If you do something good and it's posted online, people might say it's a script. If you get a little bit of fame, you will be scolded by beasts regardless of right or wrong. So we just need to live for ourselves, not for others or harm ourselves. The more I write, the less I know what to write. It can also be seen that the more I write, the more chaotic it becomes. If anyone really sees my comment, someone will definitely scold me below for being pretentious and self-righteous emo after reading some novels. It's this kind of person who makes me believe that I can care less about others. By the way, let me ask you. "Think carefully about who you are."
This book is very in-depth and made me think about life in a new way. I like Oba Yezo in the book very much. His constant self-exile makes people feel distressed and helpless. He used drugs to numb himself. These behaviors may be his escape from reality, but they also allowed me to see his inner pain and struggle. This book made me understand that when facing difficulties, we cannot just avoid them. We must face them bravely in order to find our true self.
No matter what, I read Osamu Dazai in Bungou Stray Dogs. I like this book very much!
I finished reading "The Unfit in the World" intermittently. When I first started reading, I felt that Ye Zang was a very gloomy and strange person. He was incompatible with everything around him. This kind of incompatibility seemed to be natural. He himself felt that he was an alien. He could not understand many human behaviors, including those of his family. He only had every Tian pretends to be himself, using humor and pretending to be stupid to join the crowd. When the crowd disperses, he becomes himself again, in extreme pain and panic. It is his entanglement and twisting that makes me want to continue reading. I want to explore Ye Zang and dig deeper until I finish reading. I feel regretful. It is a pity that he has not understood and cannot understand human beings in his life. Essence, human beings have never understood his heart. I seem to have seen my own shadow. I am also a kind of person who is not very gregarious, but I understand the nature of human beings. I don't care whether it is selfish or hypocritical. When I want to act, I will act with them. When I don't want to act, I will be myself. What others feel is my own. What is incomprehensible, just like Ye Zang, is partly determined by personality and partly due to different perceptions of things. Some people are naturally sensitive and have a richer inner world, but are not so gregarious on the outside. You have to act when you should act. After all, you are in the human world, not the world of dinosaurs, plants or other living things.
Ye Zang... Was such a good person ruined like this... It would be great if the people he met could understand him and treat him kindly. (Note: This book is not only about Disqualification in the World, but also other books. Book friends who want to read it should pay attention to the table of contents, otherwise you will be caught off guard.)
I just finished watching Jun Ito's second version, and I'm going to read the original again. After reading the original, I'm going to watch Takeru Obata's version.
After reading it, I felt a dull feeling, melancholy and lost.
It has some depth and is worth recalling.
I want to know if after reading the postscript, the other contents are different contents. I feel that the two are not of the same category.
It truly and profoundly depicts different human natures, giving me the opportunity to come into contact with different souls and helping me become more tolerant. It turns out that most people in the world are also confused and depressed, and are entangled in various contradictions. May we be as simple and pure as trees, growing towards the sun and finding water to take root.
Get lost and alert
This is a bad story
Okay, okay, okay
I read the physical book. After reading it, I thought Aye was dead...