No Longer Human Author: [Japanese] Dazai Osamu Publisher: China Friendship Publishing Company

Introduction
1. Everyone will have moments of loneliness. You must read "No Longer Human" at least once in your life!
2. A brand new version, with a handbook for fans of Dazai Osamu included:
The origin of Dazai Osamu's pen name
Dazai Osamu's character relationships
The love-hate relationship between Dazai Osamu and the Akutagawa Prize
Dazai Osamu's five suicide attempts
Selected Quotes from Dazai Osamu
3. A self-portrait postcard of Dazai Osamu is included with the book.
4. Dazai Osamu's road to self-destruction and redemption, his interesting soul and legendary life.
5. The translator Cao Jieping’s research direction is Japanese linguistics. The translation is easy to understand and more suitable for modern people’s reading habits.
6. No Longer Human is both Dazai Osamu's last work and a suicide note. He committed suicide by drowning immediately after completing the book. The book contains his life experiences and reflections.
7. Thirty-nine years of life, twenty years of creation, five attempts at suicide for love, and ultimately death from love.
8. A representative figure of the Japanese rogue school, as famous as Kawabata Yasunari, Mishima Yukio, Natsume Soseki, and Murakami Haruki
9. The text is made of imported light paper, which is comfortable and eye-friendly.
Contents:
No Longer Human is an influential novel by Japanese novelist Osamu Dazai, published in 1948. It is an autobiographical novel. The decadence revealed in the delicate autobiography is a destructive last work. Dazai Osamu cleverly hides his life and thoughts in the life experience of the protagonist Yozo. Through Yozo's monologue, we can peek into Dazai Osamu's inner world - "a life full of shame". In the same year when the work was published, Dazai Osamu committed suicide, drawing a period for himself.