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The History of China Written by Japanese Writers
Haruki Murakami was born in Fujimi, Kyoto, Japan. He is a famous contemporary Japanese writer. Graduated from Waseda University in Japan, and his works were nominated by Nobel Prize in Literature for many times, even once in Japan? Haruki Murakami? Tide. In his novella Ship to China, published in 1980, he described the story of China. As a Japanese writer, he can write stories about China, which is related to his personal experience.

The Ship to China is not a fictional novel. It is based on Haruki Murakami's life experience. He grew up in Kobe. In an interview with Lin in 2003, he said that there were many overseas Chinese in Kobe, so he actually had a certain understanding of China people from an early age and was influenced by them, so he described his childhood experience and gave birth to a boat to China.

Is this novel about the protagonist? Me? The story of three China people I met when I was growing up. There are invigilators from China, female college students from China, and their high school classmates. A series of things happened in the process of getting to know them. By shaping? Me? I met different people in China at different stages of my life, thus expressing my guilt and unforgettable feelings for China people.

Because Haruki Murakami himself is very disgusted with the Japanese war of aggression against China, he actually has some guilt for China people, which is also deeply revealed in this novel. In this novel, he passed? Me? This image apologized to the people of China at that time, thus expressing an apology to the people of China, and then showed a kind of ethnic discrimination in the Japanese mind. In this novel, he profoundly reflected his thoughts on these things, so he was able to write such a story about China.