★Works by Nobel Prize winner Kawabata Yasunari
★Nine touching moments about love
★For the first time in China, Zhuyu's short story collection has been published together
[About the author] Kawabata Yasunari (1899-1972) is a representative writer of the Japanese New Sensation School. His representative works include "The Dancing Girl of Izu", "Snow Country", "Ancient Capital", "Mountain Sound", "Sleeping Beauty", etc., Using delicate brushstrokes to express the beauty of impermanence in the changes of life and death and the flow of all things. In 1968, he became Japan's first Nobel Prize winner in literature.
[Introduction] "People Who Love" is a collection of short stories by Nobel Prize-winning writer Kawabata Yasunari. It includes nine short stories including "Mother's First Love", "A Woman's Dream", and "Letter About a Black Mole". A girl who was adopted by her mother's first love after her mother's death and fell silently in love with her mother's first love; a girl who has been unable to successfully date because of her first love's suicide; a wife who feels guilty because of her quirks; a dancing girl who is keen on playing dice; newlyweds who have just begun to feel the loveliness of children... Kawabata Yasunari's short stories are delicate, gentle and natural. The whole book centers on "love" and describes nine subtle moments about "love".
Reader comments
The stories in this book are so delicate! I especially like the article "Mother's First Love". A girl is adopted by her mother's first love. The subtle emotional changes are very touching. There is also the wife in "Letter About a Black Mole", her inner world is also very rich. The characters written by Kawabata Yasunari are very vivid and have unique experiences, which allowed me to see all kinds of different kinds of love. All in all, this is a book worth reading, and every article is memorable.
Love may disappear, but words can keep the moments of love
The stories in this book are so delicate! I especially like the article "Mother's First Love". A girl is adopted by her mother's first love. The subtle emotional changes are very touching. There is also the wife in "Letter About a Black Mole", her inner world is also very rich. The characters written by Kawabata Yasunari are very vivid and have unique experiences, which allowed me to see all kinds of different kinds of love. All in all, this is a book worth reading, and every article is memorable.
Love may disappear, but words can keep the moments of love