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I don't think it's good, there are too many sexual descriptions, just like Han Han said: "A writer who relies on sexual descriptions to attract readers is low-level and obscene", to be honest, it may be that there is something wrong with my appreciation level, I don't know what this book is about.

Norwegian forestsI like this book very much, I think it's well written. Among Japanese writers, Haruki Murakami.

It's one of my favorite writers, many of his works are very good, and I also like his and listen to the wind.

Japanese literature I've read is usually based on mourning, such as Osamu Dazai's Human Disqualification.

Something like that. Norwegian forests feel the same way, compared to those youthful and energetic anime.

Norwegian forests are as immersive and tranquil as forests. After reading this book, you will be very stunned, and the characters in the book seem to be no different from yourself. I am very dissatisfied with the status quo, and I want to change myself and become an excellent person, but I don't know where to start, and I can only miss it over and over again in the long river of time, and I will eventually become the person I hate.

Norwegian forests are full of many emotions, such as loneliness, confusion, confusion and other emotions that young people have. In particular, there will be a particularly deep feeling, from the writing point of view, the Norwegian forest is quite good, and it is obvious that the Japanese language is clear. There are also many famous sayings in the Norwegian forests that have deep meanings, such as that death is not the opposite of life.

and as a part of life forever. Some are dead, but they are still alive. There are those who are alive but have died.

What we need to find in this world is the meaning of personal life, and many people's lives are muddy, and they don't know what they are busy all day long. At this time, you will feel very empty and lonely, lacking the meaning of life. It happens that this time period will also be very confusing, and if you want to be like a bird and fly in the sky all the time, you don't need to work hard for a lot of things.

So I really like the book Norwegian Forest, and I think the content and writing of this book are very good. These emotions in the forests of Norway are also present in daily life, and how to weigh them is a question that should be considered. <>

I like the Norwegian Wood, and the plot in the book is more touching. I think this book is very well written and has a profound idea.

I don't like it very much, this book looks very good, and the story content in it is also quite exciting, and it is also very meaningful.

I enjoyed this book very much. The plot in this is also what I like, and I think it's very exciting.

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This book shows everyone a different attitude towards life, everyone has their own way of life, and everyone will bring a happy life to themselves. After reading the book "Norwegian Wood", I saw the psychology of the characters in the book and also felt the dependence of the protagonist on life. And the description of each character is very delicate, which makes people have a sense of substitution, and at the same time, this is also a ** worth appreciating.

This is not a masterpiece, but a very bland **, although the storyline in it is very simple, but it does not make people who will not be able to feel bored. No one is an island, and each of them has his own forest. Although we have never been there and their forests, they have never disappeared, and they have finally found it in the process of confusion and wandering.

This book tells the story of the love and life of several protagonists, and Watanabe's life seems to be in the middle of it. Every word in it makes people feel very relaxed and calm. It's such a calm that makes people want to read this book.

Although we have never been in their forest, we can only wander around, but it is as if we are the same as theirs. Watanabe's body and the spirit of refined lead are contradictory, but Watanabe's heart will always have a plain that has never been polluted.

While retaining her purity, Naoko is also commemorating the Naoko. So you can also see that this is a great **, while it is full of fish tails, people can't help but walk into it. The story in a ** book can make people so like this now, which shows that there are many places worth going to in this **.

I also hope that everyone can understand the people in the story and the plot in the story, and while being moved by the people in the story, I also hope that everyone can walk into these stories.

The ideas expressed in this book are very good, the author's cultural level is relatively high, and some of the vocabulary used is very good.

I think it's good that this book is very fantastical, and it gives people a vivid sense of imagery, which makes people feel very interesting.

This book is very exciting, and the content is also very rich in nuclear base, which can bring inspiration to people, and it is also very inspiring, and it is very necessary to read.

Norwegian Wood" is a book written by Haruki Murakami, a famous Japanese contemporary writer. His short story ** "Tokyo Strange Tales Collection" is also very good.

The author of this book is Haruki Murakami, Haruki Murakami is a Japanese writer, and this book is also very good, it is a love **.

Norwegian Forest", the author of this book is Haruki Murakami, a Japanese ** family.

Haruki Murakami, this book is also very worth reading, and it has won a lot of awards, and the emotions expressed in the work are still very good.

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It's about people who have mental illness.

The young man struggled with self-redemption and eventually committed suicide. The author appears in ** as Watanabe-kun, he is a redeemer, and in the process of redeeming his mentally problematic girlfriend Naoko, he also began to redeem himself.

The reason why "Norwegian Wood" has been selling well is related to the existence of mental depression and grandbrother illness that cannot be shaken off in every era. The more society develops, the greater the pressure on people from all sides.

Complex, psychological attacks and mental problems emerge one after another.

In "Norwegian Wood", people find resonance, and every seemingly normal person has more or less unsolvable knots in their hearts.

The pain and darkness of not being known.

To learn to come out of the haze of the original family (such as Naoko's lack of love, the suicide of her sister and uncle, she did not come out in the end), to know how to balance the relationship between self and reality, the golden mean is feasible (Kizuki is demanding that her self-confidence is lost and finally self-destructed).

can learn from Kobayashi Midoriko, although vulgar and short-sighted, and lacking love, she knows how to accept her flawed self and live an ordinary life. To live is to accept oneself and accept the environment, to change what can be changed, and to adapt or give up what cannot be changed. Go with the flow.

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Some people use all their strength just to live. MidorikoDefinitely one of them. She is very real, hearty and straightforward, and her mouth is open.

He has suffered hardships that ordinary people have never had, and he has suffered sins that ordinary people have never had. Her mother died early, her father was critically ill, and her sisters depended on each other. Relying on strength and perseverance, it is difficult to survive in the struggle, and it is just to live in the bumps of life in the world.

But diligently, making joy in suffering, and wanting to live in sorrowBitter coffeeI smacked hard and felt a hint of sweetness.

The color is strong and inward, the mouth is high and real, Brother Kai's mouth is yellow, and he is terrible about love. Love is love, if you don't love, you worship, don't step on two boats, only one heart to one person.

Watanabe was lucky to meet her and redeem each other. At the end of the story, Watanabe calls her name, believing that she can calmly enter the winding alley.

If this work can sell well, it is because of its content, it has gained fame, and it is really well written.

Book Review of Norwegian Wood:

"Norwegian Wood" is a representative work of Japanese writer Haruki Murakami, mainly about the love entanglement between the protagonist Watanabe and two girls, and it is a bland and slightly sentimental ** about love. The Japanese economy entered a highly developed capitalist society. With the rapid development of the economy, people's spiritual crisis is increasing day by day.

The abundance of material life and the expansion of human desires have caused a serious imbalance in the spiritual world. Communication between people is reduced, and psychological distance is widened. People living in cities are like duckweed without roots, lonely, empty, hesitant, lost, and unable to face strong social pressure.

The prosperity of the city cannot hide the anxiety in people's hearts, and the sweetness of love cannot alleviate the mental pain.

Therefore, under the theme of love, a series of problems that plague youth, such as loneliness, confusion, and redemption, are involved. Japanese writer Haruki Murakami recalls an innocent and slightly sentimental love story with gentle brushstrokes.

The creation of "Norwegian Wood".

Norwegian Forest is a song sung by the Beatles, which tells the story of a lonely and bored young man who spends a wonderful night with a beautiful girl, and then the girl disappears, leaving only the endless melancholy of the young man. The song list is about those youthful love that is not seen and inexplicably young, mixed with a little bit of nothingness and a sense of powerlessness to survive.

Murakami was inspired to create this one. The protagonist Watanabe loves jazz music, so these songs appear and disappear in the book, which is not only a metaphor for the living conditions of people in Japanese society at that time, but also the dark line that drives the storyline, and the love of different tunes also hints at the different fates of each person. For example, Naoko liked Brahms, who was known for his classical repression.

Sometimes I like Bill Evans, the ** master of perfection recommended by Watanabe. It is a metaphor for Naoko's inner contradiction and depression. Midoriko's personality resembles Western rock music, and Watanabe, who is between the two, embodies the hesitant character of the Oriental, noting that meditation needs someone to guide him out of the dilemma of thought.

Norwegian forests tell the story of a group of young people in Japan in the late 60s and early 70s of this century, who were hesitating, depressed and confused in the face of life and love during adolescence. The difference in their attitude towards life and life determines their different life outcomes.

Someone who was lost in his youth and came out again. Some people have been unable to get out of themselves, have gone crazy, and committed suicide. A very small number of people, who have a clear goal in life, play life on the surface, have actually been developing in their own direction.

The work is in the form of the first person, with "my" love as the main line, and uses "my" 37-year-old experience to look back at my former youth. Reveal the phenomena of adolescence that have passed, especially the phenomenon of "madness and suicide", and explain the psychology that causes this phenomenon. Dust.

Adolescence is a process that all people go through. No matter where you are, what race or country do you belong to? Adolescent anxiety is a common problem for all of humanity.

Maybe you're going to go through it, maybe you're going through it, maybe you're going through it, but it's a question that all of us can't avoid.

Me, Kizuki, and his girlfriend Naoko were good friends from high school. With Kizuki's departure at the age of seventeen, Naoko and I have not been in touch for many years. It wasn't until I met Naoko by chance while I was in college in Tokyo and had a relationship.

Naoko was admitted to a psychiatric hospital because she couldn't get out of the death of Kizuki and her sister, and she had a relatively severe depression.

I love Naoko deeply and have been planning for the future with Naoko, but this relationship has always been illusory. It was at this time that I met Midoriko again. Life has been full of hardships since childhood, and in the eyes of outsiders, it seems to be a little 13 o'clock Midoriko, she is real, frank and optimistic, which deeply attracts me with a bit of melancholy personality.

Just when I was in the middle of feeling guilty for giving up Naoko for choosing Midoriko, Naoko committed suicide.

Youth is an inexplicable thing. Adolescence thinks it is very profound. But profundity is not necessarily synonymous with approaching reality. In the era of youth, a considerable number of people actually rotate endlessly around death in everything.

Most of the people who are in a state of chaos live in full swing, but those who are sober and excellent are either depressed or choose to commit suicide. This is a great inspiration and reflection for us from the work.