Ask for an essay by a blind Japanese writer! 30

Some time ago, I did this when I did the listening question.,But I really don't know the name.,It seems that you have to take care of yourself.,The hunter is also a strange trick of this rude "eating" habit.,Later, I learned that it was washed and prepared to be eaten.,Hehe.,It's a very interesting story.。

It's "The Journey of the Elephant", I didn't see this article on the Internet, and there are very few physical copies.

Buy it online, or you can go to the free book website and have a look. I haven't seen this article on the Internet, and there are very few physical copies.

The Elephant's Journey You can buy it online, but there are very few bookstores, and I haven't seen it.

The Elephant's Journey

However, there is no original text.

sorry!

Buy it online, or you can go to the free book website and have a look.

An old man looks at the museum, hehe, we are the same kind. It's a good article.,Super touching.,That's probably the biggest feature of Japanese science fiction.。 Without further ado, it's called "Meiya's Pearl", which refers to pearls and the tears of Meiya's lovers

People who like science fiction must like life.

Please, give me this poor man, the answer is absolutely original!

"Branch" is getting worse and worse.

The abacus article is still a little impressive, but who wrote this evaluation Is it completely ready to put a point of view on the article What does it feel like to create an atmosphere that is more desolate than the Matrix... Unintelligible.

The article says something else entirely.

I'm getting more and more disappointed.

You raise the bounty a little more, and I'll flip through the books under the cabinet and find them for you.

It wasn't published by SFW last year, but it was "Scheduled Tomorrow" in the 4th issue of '08 by Yasuzo Kobayashi.

The second is the world of computing, talking about a life form in a different dimension because the three-dimensional world can be electronically calculated, and the different dimensions can only be calculated with an abacus and tired, so through the calculation of a person in a 3-dimensional world to help it calculate, but because the world itself is generated by the calculation of another dimension, so his workload was cleverly transferred to others, but the increase in the amount of data led to the suspicion of the upper level, and then the upper level talked to him and told him the secret of the computing world in another dimension, and he was transferred to the upper level. And the person he promised to give the 3rd dimensional world benefits is not few, and the people in the 3rd dimensional world are crazy waiting for the benefits, this is the story.

This kind of science fiction can't be believed.

Such a classmate, no need to reply, thank you, your language shows your ignorance, there is a brain disease.

This kind of science fiction can't be believed.

Ogawa Issui : Old Will's Planet, translated by Tintin Worm, Science Fiction World Translated Version,

I remember this was a junior high school text.

His ** plot is a bit absurd.

Truth from the absurd.

The meaning seems to be.

They thought it was a bottomless pit.

In fact, that hole is connected to its own world.

The small boulder that the man had initially thrown appeared.

I thought that everything that was thrown down later would appear.

That is, if you don't take good care of the environment.

But they think they can throw garbage into the bottomless pit.

That's impossible.

Pollution will eventually come back.

It will endanger the people.

That's pretty much what it means.

It should be an appeal to human beings to protect the environment, and sooner or later they will have to pay it back, the cycle of cause and effect, and the last sentence shows that those things will come back, that scene....

The philosophies contained in the works of the famous Japanese writer Shinichi Hoshi are generally very deep, and it is no wonder that you don't understand them.

I guess it's also about life or human beings don't cherish so-and-so.

There are also articles that reflect the problems that exist in Japanese society.

It's Yasunari Kawabata, and his prose is the best. Haruki Murakami is also very good, but he is best known for **.

Yasunari Kawabata is one of only two writers in Asia to have won the Nobel Prize in Literature.