Haruki Murakami s literary thoughts, and the characteristics of Haruki Murakami s works?

1. Although Murakami's structure, writing techniques and language style have obvious traces of Westernization, it is not difficult to find that the depths of his consciousness, interest and emotion are still affected by the "concept of impermanence" impregnated with the philosophy of Buddhism and Zen, the dark view of Japan's inherent beliefs, part of the Confucian moral and ethical outlook, the unity of things and self, and the natural view of joy and sorrow, as well as the resulting sense of melancholy and loneliness, open-mindedness or helplessness.

2. The management of mood and the depiction of details in Murakami's works, and the attention and prominence of the inner world of the characters (although there is no psychological depiction of others) are still Japanese. One of the most important traditional characteristics of Japanese literature is that it is euphemistic and delicate, rich in feminine beauty, and good at using small scenes, small plots, and small props to convey the rich and varied, small and subtle psychological feelings of the characters.

3. By making the real world nihilistic and the nihilistic world real, he talks about the essence of people and things, and he uses this to reconstruct the real world, but emphasizes the nihilistic nature of the new world, and on this basis, grasps the essence of existence and grasps the root of his own consciousness. In Murakami, all the world comes down to consciousness, and the root of consciousness is consciousness itself.

His main works include Norwegian Forest, Sheep Hunting Adventures, 100% Girls, the Coastline in May, Housework, Library Oddities, Vampires in Taxis, and more. His most famous work is the Norwegian Forest.

His works include "Listen to the Wind", "Norwegian Wood", "Sheep Hunting Adventure", "Strange Birds", "Blind Willow and Sleeping Beauty", "In the Promised Place: Underground 2", and most famously, "Norwegian Forest".

Haruki Murakami's works include, The 7th Man, Accidental Traveler, Norwegian Forest, Sydney, Honey Cake, Green Beast, TV Man, Housework.

Writer Haruki Murakami is a well-known and prolific writer in Japan, who claims that he is not talented and needs to work as hard as chopping wood to write articles. His success, in addition to talent, is also tenacious self-discipline.

He adheres to a regular schedule and a healthy lifestyle, manages his time in an orderly and efficient manner, gets up early in the morning, finishes writing and rehashing things in the morning, then does sports and chores, rests very much at dusk, and goes to bed at 10 o'clock at night. It's amazing to insist on not saying discouragements, not complaining, not making excuses, and persevering in writing, even if it is to create masterpieces with a sense of running (what I talk about writing when I run).

Filial piety writers, losing the manuscript is also a profession that requires a high degree of self-discipline, self-discipline is freedom, self-discipline is the guarantee of creation.

1. Haruki Murakami belongs to the emotional genre of writers.

His representative works include: "Norwegian Forest", "Kafka by the Sea", "Dance Dance Dance", "1Q84", "Strange Birds" and so on.

2. About the author:

Haruki Murakami (born January 12, 1949), a modern Japanese family, was born in Fushimi District, Kyoto. Graduated from the Department of Acting, Faculty of Letters, Waseda University.

Haruki Murakami began writing at the age of 29, and his first work "Listen to the Wind" won the Japanese Group Portrait Newcomer Award, and in 1987, the fifth feature ** "Norwegian Wood" was released and sold 10 million copies in Japan in 2010, and the domestic simplified version sold a total of 7.86 million in 2004, causing the "Murakami phenomenon".

His style is deeply influenced by European and American writers, the tone is light, and there is little post-war gloomy and heavy text atmosphere in Japan, and he is known as the first pure "post-World War II writer", and is known as the standard-bearer of Japanese literature in the 80s, and his works are widely known around the world.

Writers who describe emotions, representative works include:

The Ghost of Lessington", "The Wind Grows", "One Hundred Percent Girl", "The Disappearance of the Elephant", "Norwegian Wood", "Twins and the Sunken Land", "The Collapse of the Roman Empire", "Housework", "The Neck Choke and the Women of Tuesday", "The Bakery Strikes Again!" "Airplane", "Folk Love Tales of Our Time", "TV National", "Gana Greda", "Attack on the Bakery", "** in Haruki Murakami's Literature", "Zombie", "Strange Birds", "Sheep Hunting Adventure", "Dance Dance Dance", "A Good Day to Watch Kangaroos", "Vampire in a Taxi", "Sleepy", "1963 1982 Ipanema Girl", "Coastline in May", "The Fallen Kingdom", "32-year-old day". Tripper", "The Rise and Fall of Tanguli Baked Cakes", "The Year of Spaghetti", "My Poverty in the Shape of a Cheesecake", "Her Dog in the Dirt", "A Trip to the South Bay", "Strange Stories of the Library", "The Tragedy of the New York Coal Mine", "Snails", "The Green Street of Sydney", "Yasujiro Ozu and Mosquito Repellent in Berlin", "Why People Don't Read Books", "A Rather Bizarre Day", "Rum Coffee and Oda Chowder".