Japanese Literary Giant 1923

This kind of writer can't survive more than two episodes🤭

The ultimate failure of Japan's proletarian literary movement was the result of extreme political repression, organizational internal strife, the disintegration of writers' groups, and the loss of social space under the war system: - Brutal political repression: With the expansion of Japanese militarism (especially after the September 18th Incident in 1931), the government used the Public Security Law to conduct large-scale raids and torture to extract confessions. In 1933, the core leader Takiji Kobayashi was brutally murdered, almost all the key members of the party organization and the literary alliance were imprisoned, and the physical power was destroyed. - Large-scale "turn" of writers: Under the pressure of violence and survival, the vast majority of writers were forced to issue "turn statements" abandoning their communist beliefs. Some have completely become accomplices in the war (pen troops), and some have suffered a mental breakdown, and their creative subjects have ceased to exist. - Internal divisions in the left-wing camp: There are constant quarrels within the movement over issues such as "politics and literature" and "the masses and the vanguard". The division of factions (such as the "Literary Front" faction and the "Battle Flag" faction) has weakened the overall combat effectiveness and failed to form a stable united front. - The war system devours public space: During the all-out invasion of China in 1937 and the subsequent Pacific War, speech was completely monopolized by the "Literary Press Congress" that controlled speech. No class criticism or anti-war ideas could be made public. Proletarian literature was forced to sink completely underground or die out. Would you like me to help you explain specifically the phenomenon of writers' "turn" and the typical "turn to literature" works at that time?

Has the author thought about how to write the protagonist's death? I feel like I can't live any longer

1923, You can do the whole 1950, 23 years, troubled times, do you need an excuse to kill me, the pen is harder than the gun?

The author's writing style is better than I thought. I hope I can keep writing. The second literary world I came into contact with is the Japanese literary world, so I am still very interested in reading this book. Come on.

Is it a path that was never imagined?

I feel like when you write a literary novel, why do you have to conflict with politics and ideology? I can't control myself, hasn't Uemoto learned his lesson yet?

Even great writers would be forced to join the army during that period 😐😐😐

I once heard that people who want to go on a long journey will not set off without stocking up on food and supplies three months in advance. There is no smart person who does not repair the doors and windows before it rains. Su Qin can wear the seals of the Six Kingdoms. Is it enough to just stand in front of the monarch and ask for it? Can Gou Jian restore his country simply by surrendering to Wu? Writing is not something that can be done by lifting one's feet. If the grades are not good, it is unbearable, so what does it mean to prick your thigh to refresh yourself or sleep on the grass to taste gall? You'd better think about this truth carefully! 😭😭😭😭 Come back soon 😭

Sure enough, it is impossible to write it. . . Your book can publish dozens of chapters, which is quite the limit. . .