What is it like to watch Human Disqualification and not feel anything?

The protagonist is a man who has been tricked by fate, and he hopes that he can secretly maintain a perfect appearance in front of everyone. Of course, he can do it, and in the eyes of normal people, his performance is perfect. At first, he was afraid of those who saw through him, and later, he looked forward to those who saw through him.

But his heart has not changed, and after being seen through, he still chose to kill them, so that he can maintain absolute perfection in front of the world. Eventually, he collapsed. In his heart, he is a person who desperately desires light, and he expects too much from himself, so that in the end he regrets everything he has done, but when he faces it again, he will still choose to push others into the abyss again.

He loves the world, he hates himself. I have to say that the disqualification of the world is a masterpiece, I hope that reasonable people will read this book calmly, and it is not recommended to be optimistic and positive little fools, because you can't understand it. It is not recommended to be depressed, because it will aggravate your condition.

Finally, I hope that everyone who sees this place will have their wishes come true.

It seems to me that he is almost entirely responsible for his suffering. His family was well-off, and even a woman was willing to die with him, which showed that he could be satisfied both materially and spiritually. It's just that he himself can't get around the pain in his heart.

Values and experiences are different, and even if you understand them, you may not be able to agree with them. <>

Watching "Human Disqualification" but not feeling anything, because the environment is different, the angle of standing is different, you can't understand the spiritual shock brought to you by "Human Disqualification", maybe you are not used to this style, you need to appreciate it carefully, and slowly penetrate into the plot of human disqualification, all the characters look very optimistic, in fact, their hearts are different.

I don't have any feelings about the work.,It means you don't understand this work.,Actually, I don't understand either.,I'm just very sorry for the protagonist in this work.,Because his inner world is very similar to the current depressed patient.,He's hovering on the edge of sadness.,And he's on the edge of happiness.,If you're an optimistic person.,I don't recommend you to watch this work.。

Privately, I think that Osamu Dazai's pain is based on the certain lack of family in the growing environment. He can't understand and engage with the world as properly as most people. I think he has a kind of childishness, sophistication on the outside and simplicity on the inside.

This prevents him from connecting with the world and others. It's not so much that he's misanthropic as he is disgusted with himself.

In fact, you don't need to look at the work, what do you feel, as long as you look at the work from a different angle, stand at a different height, your feelings are different, there is no feeling because the work does not move you, there is no bright spot, let you grasp, so when choosing a work, it is best to choose what you are interested in.

There are a lot of descriptions of the protagonist's heart, and there are many scenes and things that have passed, but there is no feature. can make people feel ordinary, in this work, it tells the story of an ordinary sad person, without any characteristics, if there is a shining point, maybe there will be a different feeling.

I began to laugh at him, how could anyone think like this, the more I looked at it, the more I was afraid, I had some similarities with him, I was thinking, if there was no life experience like him, no appearance like him, no talent like him, but, with the same mentality as him, life would probably be more humble, in addition, I also want to say that everyone is used to wearing masks, but I don't know, wearing it, also need to be responsible for it.

This is the first book I read to cry when I was a child.,Osamu Dazai wrote very, very good.,A lot of feelings that I can't say.,He wrote it really well.,I have a lot of feelings and experiences similar to Ye Zang.,So there are some places that empathize.,I feel sorry for Ye Zang.,I also like him very much.,There are really few good works like this.。

It's a good thing that you don't feel anything, it means that you live happily, I live a very similar life to Ye Zang, like I feel that it is my biography. Born in a business family, he is the least valued person, and he also likes to numb himself with alcohol.

I don't really feel depressed, just a little bit of empathy. To tell you the truth, I went to see it for its mourning, but it really didn't mourn me. I feel that what he said stopped at the reason and swallowed the dates.,It's over after reading it.。。 To tell you the truth, I've almost forgotten it.

I just didn't feel anything in my heart, but what impressed me the most was not self-redemption, but the snake in the courtyard. If you don't understand this book from your heart, you don't have a touch of your heart.

How to say, there are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand people, and different people will have different feelings and gains from different people who read them (I think so anyway).

Personally, I think it can be seen just as a **, and it is not necessary to say that I will be depressed after watching it.

I read most of the book, but I can't understand it.

School violence. It's good that I didn't experience it, and it's good that I wasn't in Japan.

One teenager, another teenager. After reading it, I kept thinking that there seemed to be an ambiguity between them. Violence by a group of teenagers against a teenager. Involved in her family, his father. Hatred then revenge. The abrupt end makes people think about it for a long time.

Very good one**. "Human Disqualification" is the most influential ** work of the famous Japanese ** Osamu Dazai, and it is also the same as Itoshi Wang (Note: The anime "Goodbye!

The protagonist of "Mr. Desperate") is one of the essential readings for the teacher's daily life. In addition, it is mentioned a lot in the first volume of the Japanese *** "Literary Girl". Published in 1948, "Human Disqualification" (also known as "Disqualification from Being a Human Being") is an autobiographical **, and the slender autobiographical body reveals the ultimate decadence and destruction of the masterpiece.

Osamu Dazai cleverly hides his life and thoughts in the life experience of the protagonist Hazo, and through Hazo's monologue, he peeks into Osamu Dazai's inner world, a "life full of shame". In the same year that this work was published, Osamu Dazai committed suicide.

"Disqualification in the World" tells the tragic experience of transfer student Makoto Oba in his new school, because he didn't understand some of the rules of the game, and he spoke up, touched the undercurrent forces, and unfortunately discovered some secrets that should not be known, so under the double attack of students and teachers, he was finally bullied to death by the evil forces on campus. The first half of the story focuses on school violence, and the second half focuses on his father's revenge.

Because the content includes some of the dark sides of society, it is not recommended for those with poor psychological quality**.

To be disqualified in the world means to lose the qualification to be a human being. "Human Disqualification" is a novella created by Osamu Dazai, published in 1948, and is an autobiographical novella.

Human Disqualification is a confession of a bloody soul. The protagonist Ye Zang is cowardly and sensitive by nature, full of fear and anxiety about human life, coupled with the chaos of the world, the coldness of human feelings, the hypocrisy and deception between family members, the boredom and intransgression of campus life, and the coldness and cruelty of social reality, all of which make him feel that he has become an "alien" in the world and has lost his qualification to be a human being.

If your mood is not very stable or your mood swings are relatively large, and your psychological tolerance is not so stable, it is recommended not to read it, because it will really have a certain impact on your mood.

I was very unhappy to read it, I had philosophical thoughts, I don't know if it was because of the language, or because I was only sparse in learning, and some of the dialogues were not very clear.

Juguan: There is such a sentence in "Human Disqualification":

If you can avoid violent joy.

Naturally, there will be no grief.

But it's hard to do.

He came from a sea of people.

This liquid Hu rejoiced violently.

I can't avoid it, I'm willing to do it.

Original text: Repeating the same thing every day, following the same routine as yesterday, if you can avoid violent ecstasy, there will naturally be no grief. Deceiving each other, but surprisingly unharmed, as if they were not even aware that they were cheating, this undisguised and clear...

We've all read Osamu Dazai's "Human Disqualification".

This book. However, this book is really very difficult to understand because the content of this book is very negative and pessimistic, and it is very uncomfortable to read, and it is difficult to read. We all know that its author, Osamu Dazai, has experienced several suicides and is also a frequent alcoholic.

People think there's something wrong with his brain. It was such a talented man who wrote such a book that is very sad to read. In fact, the author writes this book The protagonist is himself, and this book is the author's lifeA true portrayal

This book is like the author's autobiography, describing the author's life. I think what this book wants to express is a true portrayal of the author's inner life, the author often feels inferior, and although he has a great desire for life, he does not dare to do it. Here are a few of the things that the authors of my analysis want to express.

1. Extreme inferiority complex in life Through reading this book, we can see that the author is extremely inferior to life. The author often compares himself to a coward.

It is also said that cowards are afraid of happiness and will hurt when they touch cotton. In this book, the author has few friends and does not dare to socialize with other people, which can be seen that the author has a deep inferiority complex. The author often has problems himself, is not a normal person, and it is difficult to get along with others normally.

2. Very eager for life It can be seen from the book that the author's life is very longing, the author longs for friends, longs for the love of many people, and longs for a normal life like everyone else in this world. Although the author has written a lot of pessimistic sentences, the author has not actually given up his desire for life, and the author is also working hard to change himself.

3. Very disappointed in lifeWe can see that the author is very disappointed in life, which is why the author wants to commit suicide several times. The content of this book is also an expression of the author's disappointment with the world. The author has always felt that he is out of place in this world and unfit to live in this world.

"Human Disqualification" tells us that we need to find the meaning of this life, we need to experience sadness to know how to love life, too sensitive people will experience the pain of others, and naturally they can't be frank easily.

"Disqualification in the World" uses the protagonist Ye Zang's three **, three notes, respectively to tell Ye Zang's childhood, youth and prime of life experience, describing how Ye Zang step by step towards the road of disqualification.

Human Disqualification is a very famous book by Japanese writer Osamu Dazai. The whole book tells the story of the protagonist Ting Hazo, who is negative, decadent, smoking, alcoholic, drug-addicted, fostered, tuberculosis, has been tried to commit suicide many times, has no hope, and has been going all the way to decline.

Human Disqualification" content introduction.

In this book, Osamu Dazai looks at the development of things with the eyes of the protagonist, Otwa Hazo, who has to sink step by step in reality in order to escape from reality. First, he experienced self-exile, from alcoholism to suicide, and even paralyzed himself with drugs.

Finally, step by step towards the tragedy of self-destruction. However, in this process of self-destruction, there is a desire to be saved, a desire to be loved.

I think what I want to express is a view of human nature, and the book shows the ** of interpersonal communication and survival lifestyle, and what kind of dark human nature people in the world are.

It expresses the author's desire to be loved by many people and to live a normal life like everyone else in this world.