Disqualified from the World

It is a very pessimistic book. It is probably the autobiography of a person who is incompatible with the world. I can't quite understand it based on my experience. Maybe I can understand it one day in the future. The following is an excerpt, although some sentences are considered famous 1. A coward is afraid of everything. He will be hurt when he touches cotton, and sometimes he will be hurt by happiness. 2. This is my last courtship to the world. Even though I was extremely afraid of the world, I couldn't give up on the world. Therefore, I rely on the thin thread of comedy to maintain a slight connection with the world. (Actually, I feel like this seems to have some connection with the kite string mentioned later, but I'm not sure) 3. When the cherry blossoms fall in full bloom, the petals are scattered to the sea and dotted on the sea surface. The falling cherry blossoms ride the waves and ripple on the coastline. 4. Even if I know that someone likes me, I lack the ability to love others (of course, I am skeptical about whether people in the world really have the ability to love others). It is impossible for me to have so-called "close friends" like this. 5. I didn't interact with anyone, and I couldn't go to anyone's house. 6. The same thing repeats every day, Just follow yesterday. If we avoid great joy and great sorrow, Bone-crushing sadness will not come. There are rocks blocking the way ahead, Toads will take a detour. This is a poem by Charles Courlot translated by Toshi Ueda. 7. People of the world. I began to vaguely understand what it means to be a human being. The world is a struggle between people, and it is a real-time and local struggle. One needs to win that kind of fight on the spot. Men never yield to each other, even as slaves, and even slavery has its humble revenge. Therefore, there is no other way for people to survive except to decide the outcome on the spot. They are high-sounding and fight for personal interests. Defeat one person and then fight the next person. The incredibleness of the world is actually the incredibleness of individuals. The so-called gangsters are actually not people in the world, but individuals. 8. Looking at the boundless sky, In troubled times, life is but a drop in the ocean. Excerpted from "The Rubaiyat" translated by Liang Bu 9. They despise each other but still interact with each other, and do harm to themselves together - if this is the true face of the so-called "friends" in the world 10. I have lost my qualifications as a human being.

Cowards are afraid of everything and will be hurt when they touch cotton, and sometimes they will be hurt by happiness. "As the saying goes, 'money is gone, love is broken.' In fact, the explanation of this sentence is reversed by people. It does not mean that once the money runs out, a man will be dumped by a woman. It means that once a man has no money, he will become depressed and become decadent and useless. Even his laughter lacks power, and his personality begins to become distorted. In the end, he breaks the pot and dumps the woman on his own initiative. They are like a half-crazy person, who breaks off and recombines and finally completely cuts off contact with the woman.

The title "Disqualified in the World" is really apt. It describes various social chaos in Japan during that period, some of which even subvert the three concepts! You will never understand the behavior of Japanese men, as if they are still bound in the kingdom of hierarchical systems. A man can "do all evil", but in the end there will still be someone to do the finishing work for him. He can keep changing women without shame, and even live on women, and sometimes he can take away all the money of a woman without any psychological burden...

It writes about the cowardice, incompetence, darkness, evil, and selfishness in people's hearts. After reading it, I had the courage to face my inner shortcomings. Although the content describes decadence and world-weariness, it also makes people see the beauty of life.

Cried. . . Making others happy like a clown, carefully observing other people's expressions, and being afraid of others being angry. These two things are really like me. .

In this book, I saw a protagonist just like me who longed for more attention. This literary work gives me a very strange feeling. Maybe this is the case in the human world. When he talked about the human world, I realized that the world is also like this. This literary work written by Dazai Osamu is a bit ironic, but it is a very good work.

Very good, human nature, sin, innocence, and cowardice are all described very well. There is a suffocating feeling when watching it, like a portrayal of life.

This book is very real and made me feel the inner world of the protagonist. I especially hate the man in the book. He is cowardly and even afraid of happiness. However, this also reflects the true portrayal of some people, which makes people think deeply. The author's description is very delicate, making people feel like they can see what the man looks like. It's really amazing!

Good book, but too pessimistic

It's good to read, but what I wrote about Osamu Dazai is a bit...

It feels pretty good-looking