This book contains a collection of letters exchanged between Junichiro Tanizaki, his third wife Matsuko, and Matsuko's sister Shigeko. Matsuko is Tanizaki's third wife. Valley
Qi was married three times in his life. The first two marriages were very short-lived and he had rich emotional experiences. However, after meeting Matsuko, his affectionate love continued for decades, which made him
Venus as the source and beauty of her literary creation. This book presents the unparalleled love of Junichiro Tanizaki through texts that have been sealed for decades, and restores the
An unusual love is an important material for studying Junichiro Tanizaki's literature.
Reader comments
This book is so touching! Tanizaki Junichiro's love letters are really affectionate. His love for pine nuts reminds me of Florentino Ariza in "Love in the Time of Cholera", which is also a love that has accumulated over the years. Moreover, these love letters are also important materials for studying Tanizaki literature, just like "The Biography of Somerset Maugham" is very helpful for understanding Maugham's works. I think Matsuko must be a very special woman to be able to make Tanizaki fall in love with her so much. I really wish I could read more love stories like this!
This book is so touching! Tanizaki Junichiro's love letters are really affectionate. His love for pine nuts reminds me of Florentino Ariza in "Love in the Time of Cholera", which is also a love that has accumulated over the years. Moreover, these love letters are also important materials for studying Tanizaki literature, just like "The Biography of Somerset Maugham" is very helpful for understanding Maugham's works. I think Matsuko must be a very special woman to be able to make Tanizaki fall in love with her so much. I really wish I could read more love stories like this!