Challenge 100 Books 010 Rashomon by Mr. Akutagawa

Ryunosuke Akutagawa's "Rashomon" is an excellent short story**, and the following are a few points of understanding and analysis of it:

1.Background and plot: Rashomon is set during the Heian period in Japan and takes place in a rainy city with little sunlight.

The protagonist of the story is a servant who commits some vicious acts out of necessity for survival, which ultimately leads to a shocking ending. The plot of the whole story is gripping, and through reversal and foreshadowing, it shows the inner changes of the protagonist and the influence of the environment.

2.Theme and Symbolism: The theme of Rashomon revolves around the evil of human nature and the dilemma of survival.

Tong Fool rides through the protagonist's experience and shows the struggles and changes of people in the face of difficulties and choices. In addition, some details in the story are also symbolic, such as the female figure plucking the hair of the dead man, the servant who escaped, and so on, all of which add more depth and thought to the story.

3.Akutagawa Ryunosuke's creative style: Akutagawa Ryunosuke's creative style is unique, he is good at using fiction and reality to bring the artistic charm of short stories to the extreme.

In "Rashomon", he uses delicate descriptions and clever reversals, through the depiction of details and the reversal of the plot, to make the story more attractive and deep.

4.Influence on later generations: As one of Ryunosuke Akutagawa's masterpieces, "Rashomon" has had a profound impact on later generations.

Its themes and plots have stimulated people's thinking about society and human nature, and its unique creative style has also provided reference and inspiration for later literary creation.

In short, Ryunosuke Akutagawa's "Rashomon" is a short story full of artistic charm and depth of thought**, and its theme and plot as well as creative style are worthy of our in-depth ** and learning.

…I don't know how to write ......A little confused, a little confused, a little dazed, a little puzzled......I read it a little bit of a depressed taste, and I don't like it. After checking the author's information, it seems that there is some understanding:

Ryunosuke Akutagawa (March 1, 1892 - July 24, 1927), was born in Tokyo, Japan, to a family in Japan. Broadcom Sinology, Japanese Divination Literature, English Literature, but he suffered from a variety of diseases and worries all his life, and was only thirty-five years old. There are many famous works, mainly very short stories, such as "In the Bamboo Forest", "Rashomon", "Spider's Silk" and other three translated into Chinese, selected into China's high school Chinese texts, selected reading textbooks.

It's no wonder that the tone of the book is uncomfortable and oppressive......

Rashomon is very short, and the dark and murderous atmosphere that entered at the beginning of the chapter thought that he had walked into the "Dragon Gate Inn", and the ragged old woman plucked her hair on the head of the dead corpse and was creepy, "The servant realized, since it is to survive, what else can't it?" So he snatched the old woman's clothes and fled, and no one has seen him since. "The reversal of the ending is really intriguing, and the transformation from good to evil at the beginning ......

In the Bamboo Forest" completely burned a brain, my mother, who killed whom in the end? Who died for whom? It's messy.

The various painting quirks of the good family in "Hell Change" and the scene where his daughter is burned to death at the end are terrifying!

The work depicts an old monk who is distressed by a long nose and tries to orthopedic his body organs. After some dramatic tossing, the old monk's nose was finally shortened as he wished. However, before the old monk could enjoy the joy of the success of the "operation", he began to feel remorse.

The reason for this sudden change in psychology is very simple - after the nose was repaired, the old monk was ridiculed more violently by everyone. In the panic, a spike imitates the sky, and a miracle finally happened. The old monk's nose returned to its original shape.

**The attitude of the onlooker, from the initial sympathy, to the unbridled ridicule after the inner offering nose became shorter. In this regard, Ryunosuke Akutagawa summed it up in a rational way as "the egoism of the bystander".

The egoism of the bystander? The evil of human nature? Moral decay? It really makes sense to think about it......

I am Wupin, an ugly and humble little person with a small dream - yam porridge, but I was accidentally discovered by Liren and easily achieved ......

It seems that people at the bottom are not worthy of dreaming, and they are easily crushed and teased by people at the top, what kind of world is this?

Humble world!

reminds me of Yu Hua's "The Seventh Day", but it is even more uncomfortable ......

Dried this bowl of poisonous chicken soup ......

In order to be less "abused" for yourself, I still don't read Ryunosuke Akutagawa ......Good bye!

After reading the Rashomon of the Japanese writer Ryunosuke Akutagawa, I felt that when we face the complex and dark society of Bishen, good and evil exist at the same time, but good and evil will not be easily defined, people's hearts are complex and changeable, we must strengthen our understanding of society, and we must choose the direction that is beneficial to us.

The author praises the adults from the perspective of a guard, but in fact satirizes the ruling class, and implies that the world is hell through the portrait of Liangxiu, and everyone in this work is an egoist, who is manipulated by the demon of repentance and forced to keep the beast in captivity.

I think that after reading this book, what I realized is that we must stick to our own inner choices, and not waver at will because of some behaviors of others or some gestures of the other party, and the world is vain, we should stick to our hearts, which is more conducive to self-development.

I've heard Rashomon for a long time, and I vaguely think it's a story about strategy, cunning, and multifaceted, but when I saw the Taoist chief's description of Rashomon in One Thousand and One Nights, I realized that this was not the case, so I added a book when I bought a book, and I just used it to spend a long waiting time on a holiday trip.

This is a ** collection of Akutagawa Ryunosuke, the most famous is of course Rashomon, and the most well-known plot is the fusion of the two stories in Rashomon and the bamboo forest. The old woman in Rashomon took the corpse and sold it to survive, which made people sigh that everything was a dog, but the statements of many people in the bamboo forest made the case even more confusing. How would you describe this book?

Most of the stories are small things, the little things that ordinary human beings participate in are both true and false, and there is not even a standard story ending, such as a few words of chatting with strangers on the way, I don't know whether it is true or false, and it is difficult to trace the origin and background, but it inexplicably makes people feel real, the truth that will meet and happen at a certain person or moment in life, and the truth that must exist somewhere in this world, just because these events are caused by the people who exist in this world, because of people. There are people who do evil, people who do good, people who are arrogant, people who are talented and worthy of being people, people who are disguised, and people who seek truth, and even traces of them can be found in the people around them, which makes people heartbreaking, sighing and comforting.

In fact, there is a very impressive article called the ** of the husband of enlightenment, the story starts from the Viscount's mouth like a fish in the throat, not vomiting unhappy past, his friend Miura Naoki, who lives a luxurious and comfortable life but pursues the ultimate simplicity, married Mrs. Katsumi because of the spark of love, and finally divided things, and the main reason for the separation is not because of the disappearance of the spark between them, or Mrs. Katsumi and others also have sparks, but in this multilateral relationship, only Sanpu is working hard for love, No matter how involved others were, they didn't care about love. I wonder what they care about? Only Sanpu is seriously tolerant, forgiving, and fulfilling, until the truth is discovered at a certain moment, in addition to those trampled hearts and cooled hearts, of course, there is only peace of mind left.

The worst part of meeting some bad people is to become like them, and to be a little lucky, it is to cool down the kindness and enthusiasm for the world.