Disqualified from the World: a Collection of Literature and Art

"Disqualification in the World", also known as "Disqualification as a Human Being", is an autobiographical novel. This is the last work in the life of Osamu Dazai, a representative writer of Japanese post-war rogue literature and a national-level writer hailed by Haruki Murakami. The protagonist Ye Zang is timid and sensitive by nature, full of fear and anxiety about human life. Coupled with the chaos of the world, the warmth of human relationships, the hypocrisy and deception among family members, the boredom and pain of campus life, and the cold cruelty of social reality... All of this makes him an "alien" in the world. He always longed to love and be loved, and kept sinking in order to escape reality, but it always backfired. He later became a tragic figure who abused himself, abandoned himself, exiled himself, and used drugs to numb himself... This book uses Ye Zang's life experiences to show the author's various experiences in his short life and his inner confusion and struggle. Behind the funny, weird and cynical "funny", we can see a real and ideal "eternal boy", as well as his persistent pursuit of a happy life and his eager yearning for a better society...