How about Murakami Asahido, the introduction of Murakami Asahido

I've heard people say that men who love puppies and children have a warm heart Look at Murakami** Although most of the protagonists are single without parents and families, but they have a strong taste of life Look at Murakami's essays Although the details don't know if they are all realistic portrayals of Murakami's uncle's life, but I'm always thinking about Ah, such a man should be able to love it all his life Like to read Willing to pay for it out of his own pocket to read books Keen on movies Don't forget to watch his favorite works Watch it again Pay attention to sports Like walking and swimming Taste life Wine or sandwiches What you like and what you don't like is clear, you can count it like a family, like to think, have your own views on things, have a gentle personality, know the timing of silence, humor, hehe, a little childish, ha, it sounds like you're listing your own criteria for choosing a mate. In short, I like such a man very much, if there happens to be such an unmarried man, see this article, remember to inform Maomao, Maomao is looking for such a man, waiting for such a man to stay for a lifetime, and it is almost desperate.

Murakami Asahidado is one of Murakami's essay series, the article records some of his own life trivialities and some thoughts and perceptions of the usual Qiaopi, and ** is different, it is completely life filial piety, for the joy of quietly happy Murakami and want to understand Murakami's readers is a good choice. The book consists of 92 short essays, covering the trivial and interesting facts of daily life, as well as opinions on some life phenomena.

This book is one of Haruki Murakami's essay series, and it is also the first book in the author's "Murakami Asahido" series, with a total of 92 articles. The content can be roughly divided into three categories, one is about the author's own hobbies and habits, celebrities and interesting things he has met, etc., the second is the author's various views and discussions on social issues, such as marriage, travel, movies, etc., and the third is interesting discoveries in daily trivial matters, such as books, food, insects, etc. The author combines his own personal experience with the various situations of the world, and intersperses the narrative and arguments, which is not only unique in his opinions, humorous and vivid, but also kind and casual, real and credible, reflecting Haruki Murakami's unique unrestrained and whimsical style.

Haruki Murakami, a famous Japanese writer, was born in Kyoto, graduated from Waseda University's Department of Literature and Literature Hiroshi Ma, entered the literary world at the age of 30, has won literary awards such as Junichiro Tanizaki, his works have been translated into many languages, and have been influential all over the world, and he is currently a visiting professor at Princeton University in the United States. He 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, his fifth novel** "Norwegian Wood" sold 4 million copies in Japan, causing widespread "Murakami phenomenon". Haruki Murakami's works show a light tone of writing style influenced by European and American writers, and rarely have the gloomy and heavy atmosphere of Japanese post-war writing.

He was called the first pure "post-World War II writer" and was hailed as the standard-bearer of Japanese literature in the 1980s. On November 21, 2011, the 2011 6th Chinese Writers Rich List "Foreign Writers Rich List" was released, and Murakami Haruki ranked fourth on the Foreign Writers Rich List with an annual royalty income of 6.2 million yuan.

The Comeback of Murakami Asahindo is one of Haruki Murakami's essay series. A total of 48 articles. The content can be roughly divided into two categories, one is about the author himself, such as his family situation, personal hobbies and habits, his early life and creation, and anecdotes after becoming famous, and the other is the author's various views and discussions on social issues, such as about elections, public reading, people reaching middle age, health and movies, **, etc.

There are many articles that are a combination of both, and the author combines his own personal experience with the various situations of the world, interspersed with narratives and discussions, which are not only unique, humorous and vivid, but also intimate and casual, real and credible, reflecting Haruki Murakami's unique unrestrained and whimsical style.