There is a kind of loneliness called Norway forest

There was a novel called the Norwegian wood, and there was a language called haruki murakami.

"Norwegian wood" is written by the famous Japanese writer haruki murakami, whose works are well known around the world. His works were deeply influenced by European and American writers. Norway's forests, which have sold tens of millions of copies since their release, are all the rage in Japan.

In the ideal country of modern people, Norwegian forest has become a spiritual symbol. When you feel lonely and confused, you look at the Norwegian forest. When you lose hope, you see Norwegian forests.

Many people see this book because it is called "Norwegian wood", but it is very strange because it is about the loneliness of life and the process of enjoying loneliness. Why is there such a name? In fact, murakami used it all.

Haruki murakami said:

Everyone has his own forest.

Maybe we've never been there before,

But it's always there, always there.

The lost ones are lost, and the people you meet will meet again."

The hero of this novel is watanabe. He looks weak on the outside, but his soul is firm and uplifting. Watanabe's eyes always show an air of coolness and wisdom, but deep is a kind person.

Watanabe showed great grief when his partner, mu yue, committed suicide to escape the world, but he also had a naoko who had always cared about it, which may have been one of his motives for living in a polluted world.

Naoko eventually left him, of course, when I read this, worries about Mr Watanabe, who will do foolish things, because, I worry about is redundant, we will find watanabe is a man after many tribulations, his mental capacity is special, at least he has enough ability to escape the cold, after sadness, clear color more clearly to him.

"Norwegian wood" is full of loneliness. People are not easy to understand, so both watanabe and yongze are indifferent to being understood.

In fact, it's hard for people to understand each other, so loneliness is the norm. We need to get used to being alone.