Ancient Capital

The ignorant and beautiful feeling of first love in "The Dancer of Izu" is really touching, and it is worthy of being Kawabata Yasunari's famous work. It's just that most of the works ended abruptly, and I couldn't help but feel that I didn't enjoy it.

In the ancient capital, The Dancer of Izu is a narration of relatively small things between people. During the narration process, special attention is paid to the description of emotions. The psychology of the characters is very delicate, and the shaping of the people is very vivid. Reading between the lines allows me to understand Japanese culture through the characters. In my opinion, culture is a symbol of spirit. Whether it's about mourning things or about trivial matters, I can read the delicate emotions and unfinished stories in the article, and I think this is a good book. My experience does not support my evaluation of Nobel Prize-winning literature, it is just my own opinion

I understand the subsequent reunion with the Izu dancer. I feel pity for the clever words of a child's artist-like mind. The war has cast a shadow on people's spirit, but the previous feelings have very little meaning, like walking in a dense forest to show off for you to explore.

I will never forget the final farewell in the snow.

The story of the twin sisters in "Ancient Capital" made me feel the customs of Kyoto and the beauty of Japan. The kind of first love that ends in vain in "Izu Dancer" is also endlessly memorable. Moreover, this book also has such in-depth works as "Reunion", which is really worth reading. The author's literary attainments are very high, allowing readers to immerse themselves in his story world.

Beautiful, but what impressed me most is that this book has beautiful descriptions of scenery and delicate emotions. On the one hand, it is sincere and touching, and on the other hand, it seems like there is a picture scroll-like scenery in front of me. Except for what I think is a bit abrupt, the experience is very good and the aftertaste is long. I was always thinking about what would happen next. I also wrote a fanfic, but I couldn't write it, so I wanted to comfort myself.

It mainly talks about a pair of twin sisters, Qianezi and Miaozi. Chieko was abandoned by her biological parents when she was born, and was picked up and raised by Taiji Xianglang and Huizi. Her family was considered wealthy; Miaozi was very poor and worked as a laborer in other people's homes. When Chieko and her friend Masako were playing outside, Masako said that she saw someone who looked like Chieko, but Chieko didn't pay attention at the time. During the Jien Festival, she saw the girl again, so Chieko suspected that she had a twin sister. The adoptive parents wanted Miaozi to come and live at home, but Miaozi didn't want to disturb their lives. Qianezi invited Miaozi to sleep at her home for the night. Miaozi left when it was still dark. I rather like the character Xiu Nan [laughs]

Love this style!

Beautiful language can improve literary quality [blowing kiss]

Parting is the main theme of life

A beautiful phantom can never be boring.

It seems to be complete but not complete, the follow-up articles need to be guessed, and the world of feelings needs to be continued, and the meaning is still unfinished!

The simple and fresh writing style is completely different from Snow Country and Izu, at least it is much less sad.

The descriptions of the characters and scenery are very good, and it may be the writing style of Mr. Kawabata Yasunari. The story is a bit like a hidden treasure that attracts people to read on.

Delicate and beautiful, but worse than Snow Country