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"The Hunger for Love" Author: [Japan] Yukio Mishima Publisher: Times Literature and Art Publishing House
"The Hunger for Love" Author: [Japan] Yukio Mishima Publisher: Times Literature and Art Publishing House
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Introduction · · · · · ·
Extreme Writing: Love to the Extreme! A genius writer nominated twice for the Nobel Prize, who made Japanese literature the center of the world literary world, the god of literary youth - Yukio Mishima's extreme erotic masterpiece. The authoritative Chinese translation has been updated with the latest proofreading, and will be upgraded in 2021. It is a purple hardcover illustrated collector's edition.
If love does not eliminate loneliness, it will eliminate the lover
Mishima's perfect narrative
After her husband passed away, Etsuko lived on her father-in-law's estate.
She seeks a sense of security from the ambiguous relationship with her father-in-law, and also longs for pure and vibrant love from the young hired worker Saburo.
Etsuko's hunger for love can never be satisfied because her intimate relationships are all established in a distorted way.
I have tried time and again to eliminate loneliness with love, but the result has only made me lonelier.
With amazing insight, Mishima once again uses his "extreme writing" to expose the tragic truth about the spiritual level of modern people.
The overall structure of "Thirst for Love" maintains the rigorous pattern of Japanese classical tradition. It is meticulous and exquisite, and the changes of time and space are neatly overlapped. It has been highly praised by critics and praised as "the most rigorous of Yukio Mishima's works."
About the Author · · · · · ·
Author: Mishima Yukio (みしまゆきお, 1925-1970)
There is only one writer in the world who regarded each writing as the last extreme writing before suicide, and eventually became the last traditional "hara-kata" in Japan. Fifty years after his death, he is still the most controversial genius writer in the world, and the "God of Literary Youth" who is hotly discussed by hundreds of thousands of fans on Douban and Zhihu.
He is Japan's most internationally influential literary master - Yukio Mishima.
He was nominated twice for the Nobel Prize in Literature when he was less than 45 years old, and was praised by Yasunari Kawabata as a genius that appears only once in two or three hundred years.
With the influence of "The Temple of the Golden Pavilion" alone, he pushed Japanese literature from an island country to the center of the world literary arena, and he stood out among the world's literary masters with his culmination work "The Sea of Fertility" tetralogy.
He creates original texts at the level of a master of language, and every page is electrified, providing the ultimate experience of love and beauty and subversive, mind-awakening insights.
It has had a profound influence on writers such as Mo Yan, Yu Hua, and Yan Lianke.
Representative works: The Temple of the Golden Pavilion, The Rise of Tide, The Hunger for Love, Confessions of a Mask, The Sea of Fertility: Four Parts
Mishima Yukio's authoritative translator Chen Dewen
Born in 1940. A famous Japanese literature researcher and translator.
He graduated from the Department of Oriental Languages and Literature of Peking University in 1965. He is currently a full-time professor at Aichi Bunkyo University in Japan, a doctoral supervisor of the Graduate School of International Culture, and a visiting professor at Nagoya Gakuin University and Gifu Tokai Women's University, and a researcher at the Japan Oriental Society and the Fukuoka UNESCO Association.
He has published many academic works, including "History of Modern Japanese Literature", "Research on Shimazaki Toson", and "Research on Noma Hiroshi".
Most of the authoritative Chinese translations of works by famous Japanese literary figures such as Natsume Soseki, Shimazaki Toson, Kawabata Yasunari, Inoue Yasushi, Mishima Yukio, and Miyamoto Teru are by Chen Dewen.
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