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Friendship is a bright light in my life. Without it, my existence will have no luster and my life will wither. Friendship is not an empty word, it is like a belt that tightly ties my heart to my friend's heart. --Ba Jin. Mr. Yasushi Inoue is an old friend of Ba Jin and a Japanese writer familiar to Chinese readers. He visits China almost every year. His novels, such as "The Scale of the Roof", "Bullfighting", "Shotgun" and "Voice of the Night", were translated into Chinese very early and are very popular among readers. He has extensive knowledge, concise writing style, and exquisite conception. He is good at describing the inner passion, persistence, loneliness and pain of characters in a rich poetic lyrical atmosphere. The poet's temperament and the novelist's ingenuity form the profound and powerful nature of Inoue's literature.

Today's scholars who are around sixty years old may have a little bit of Russian complex, whether it is mild or severe. Once this complex is formed, it will accompany you for life, and may even affect your life path, artistic taste, and lifestyle. It can be seen from this that the influence of literature and art is so profound and long-lasting. It is no wonder that politicians with great talents, broad vision and far-sightedness pay special attention to the role of literature and art. The rest of my life was also late. During the Sino-Soviet honeymoon period, I was still a child. To put it bluntly, my initial favorable impression of the Soviet Union came not from songs, movies, literature, and paintings, but from biscuits. I was born in a little-known small county. When I was in the third grade of elementary school, my eldest brother-in-law returned from the Soviet Union to visit relatives. He is the first student studying in the Soviet Union in our county. He is very tall, handsome and elegant.