Disqualified from the World

This book is very real. Dazai Osamu integrated his own experiences and emotions into the story of the protagonist Ye Zang. I have also experienced similar confusion and pain, so I can feel Ye Zang's inner world. Dazai Osamu's words are very powerful and make me think more deeply about life. Although this is a tragedy, it also makes me appreciate my current life more.

Strange, fantastic, incomprehensible and incomprehensible life, it is a unique experience to read as an audience

Waiting is still waiting, sadness is still sadness People who seek salvation continue to destroy the world around them Those who lend a helping hand unfortunately let themselves fall into the abyss The world is a huge quagmire I and the one I love will perish

Literature is really relevant to the times. Mishima Yukio's views are similar to mine. After all, I have read it for the third time... Dazai Osamu's writing is still very powerful, and his description of things is specific and resonant.

It will be finished by Spreading Flowers on June 7, 2025. This is a book that I don't quite understand. A lot of the content is half-understood. I can feel that his thoughts are not understandable by us normal people, but all of this must be related to the environment he has experienced. What impressed me most was the way of "acting ugly" to gain recognition. It was a bit pitiful like a clown, but it also made me realize that many of us actually live like this wearing masks, covering up our hearts. Am I also such a pitiful person? There are also many interesting contents, such as "The antonym of black is white, the antonym of white is red, and the antonym of red is black." It is really an interesting point of view. I hope to read more works of Osamu Dazai in the future to understand his thoughts.

I originally read this book with the view that poor people must have something hateful, but after reading it, I felt at a loss. The hatefulness seems not entirely caused by the person himself, but caused by various factors, so I don't know who to "hate" or there is too much to "hate" and I have no choice. Just a little emotion

After reading it in one breath, the protagonist Ye Zang's life felt sad. It was as if he was born incompatible with the world, and then tried hard to hide himself, trying to fit in. He was coerced by indulgence and others, and was pushed into the bottomless abyss involuntarily.

Whether it is a tragedy or a comedy, everyone has their own opinion...

Alas, the world is suffering, alas, the more people pursue true truth, goodness and beauty, the more likely they are to become depressed (crying)

After watching it, I felt very depressed, with tears in my eyes. Great stamina [almost crying]

Alas, disqualified from the world, disqualified from the world, and lost the qualifications to be a human being in the world. Isn't it the autobiography of Osamu Dazai? I bought the physical version and will check it out on Tomato @dreaming turtle. Disqualification in the world is really depressing. Come and take a look.

Life is a tragedy. Crying and sadness. It is not recommended for those who feel uncomfortable. I hope that people will be optimistic and cheerful.

It's hard to imagine what Japan was like at that time. It's very heart-wrenching.

I still can't understand some places

As I look at it, I feel like I can't read.

I like this translation very much

Totally a masterpiece