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In the novel "Listening to the Wind", it is difficult to see a modified sentence. The written language is concise and lively, and the writing attitude is outspoken. In the fourth chapter, the author describes the first encounter between "I" and "Mouse". When I was drunk and had a traffic accident, I struggled to climb out of the car. There was such a conversation: "Hey, we are so lucky!" Five minutes later, "Mouse" said, "Look, you are all in good condition. Can you believe it? " "I" nodded: "However, the car is scrapped." "Never mind. Cars can be bought back, but luck is hard to buy. " I'm a little surprised. I looked at the mouse's face and said, "Do you have money?" "Sort of!" "Great!" "The mouse didn't answer, but shook his head discontentedly. Anyway, we are lucky. Yes, "Mouse" crushed the cigarette butt with the heel of a tennis ball, and then bounced the cigarette butt at Monkey Mountain with his fingers. I said, "what about our partnership?" Must be invincible! What to do first? Drink beer! " The author did not describe the thrilling scene after the car accident, nor did he dig deep into psychological activities. The language is not sloppy, but it makes readers feel the tragic scene that the car has been scrapped. When the accident happened, readers learned that they were surprisingly lucky and didn't get hurt at all. Haruki Murakami attaches importance to the use of novel language. He once preached that all kinds of excrement wrapped around the language should be washed clean, sweat spots should be washed clean, and dirt should be washed clean, so that it will be naked, and then it will be sorted out and thrown out. In the use of language, it turned out to be a "combined language after washing." After washing and practicing the written language, the written language is concise and lively. The author's mastery of language has already surpassed the linguistic features of traditional Japanese novels, and the unique greetings and honorifics in Haruki Murakami's novels have long since disappeared. In the novel Listening to the Wind, the author's perfect skill of refining words is everywhere. The life style and attitude described in the novel is a great encouragement to people in trouble in real society, which fully embodies the value of the work. Haruki Murakami's novels are vivid and rich in connotation. They are not limited to refining words and phrases, and rarely see his over-decorated quips, but they unexpectedly attract readers. The fundamental reason is that the author's language expression is vivid and rich in meaning. The text reads: "In short, we are drunk, and the pointer of the speedometer is 80 kilometers. We resolutely broke through the fence of the park, overwhelmed the potted rhododendron and angrily crashed into the stone pillar. And we are lucky to be intact. I woke up in shock. I kicked open the crashed car door and jumped out. I saw Fiat's engine flying all the way to the monkey mountain railing ten meters away. The front of the car is as concave as a stone pillar, and the monkey who suddenly woke up from sleep is furious. " In these two short paragraphs, the author's language is vivid and meaningful. The lines between the lines are like images and vivid pictures, giving readers unlimited imagination. Even if you don't know anything about the society at that time, you will understand the overall situation of society through the shadow of this empty, insensitive, cynical and decadent young man. Behind writing is the author's ruthless lashing of society, the true expression of the author's profound thoughts and the superb use of the author's language. Another example is: "Any rich person is an asshole." Mouse put his hands on the table and shouted at me crossly. Vulgar language expression will inevitably make people feel disgusted at ordinary times, but the story is unfolded in an environment like a bar, and it will make readers feel very appropriate when it is said from the mouth of a "mouse". After the "mouse" growled, it showed satisfaction and continued to sip beer with relish, which really relieved the readers. Facing the bar scene, if there is no spoken dialect, the work will be very boring. Deep in my heart, I don't need too much description and modification for the loss and dissatisfaction of "mouse" to society, only through a swearing word that blurts out. Haruki Murakami's language charm is so real and vivid. Another example is: "Guess why I hate rich people?" That night, the mouse didn't shut up. I shook my head to show that I didn't know. "To put it bluntly, because the rich don't want anything. If you don't have a flashlight and a ruler, you can't even scratch your ass. " To put it bluntly, it is the mantra of "mouse". "Really? Of course. Those guys don't think about anything at all, but they just pretend to think. Why do you think? " The language style of this dialogue is soothing and peaceful. Simple dialogues can be seen everywhere in the works, so that readers can clearly understand the ideological theme that the author wants to convey. Mouse is a rich man, but he hates rich people so much. The distorted mentality of a generation of young people is precisely the product of society, which reminds readers of the post-war Japanese social situation when reading. Another example: "It is said that the father of Rat was as poor as a church mouse before the war. At the beginning of the war, at least he set up a chemical factory to sell insect repellent cream. Although the effect is quite doubtful, it just happened to catch up with the front line going south, and the ointment sold like flying. As soon as the war was over, he put the ointment in storage, this time selling no three no four nutrients. The Korean battlefield ceased fire and suddenly it was replaced by household detergent. It is said that the composition is the same. I think it's possible. Twenty-five years ago, the forests of New Guinea were filled with the bodies of Japanese soldiers coated with insect repellent. Now every household's bathroom is piled with the same brand of toilet pipe cleaner. In this way, the father of' Rat' became a rich man. " The author reveals the ugly phenomenon of postwar Japanese society without expression, and digs out the real reason of Japanese public's dissatisfaction with society. All kinds of rhetoric are infectious. "There is no perfect article, just like there is no complete despair." This is the first sentence of Haruki Murakami's work "Listen to the Wind". At the end, the author quotes Nietzsche's words again: "The light of day does not know the depth of night." Similar rhetorical devices of quotation appear many times in the article, and the author uses this method to express his views on things, attitude towards life and profound thoughts and feelings skillfully and euphemistically. The use of rhetorical devices quoted in this paper plays an important role in promoting and deepening the theme of the article. For another example, on the third, fourth, eighth and 125th pages of the work, it reads: "(Uncle) was cut into pieces when he died, and plastic pipes were inserted in the entrance and exit of his body, which was unbearable. The last time we met, he was all black and red, huddled up like a sly monkey. In these fifteen years,' I' did throw away a lot of things, just like a plane with engine failure threw away goods and seats to reduce weight, and finally even the poor stewardess. In fifteen years,' I' gave up everything and had almost nothing on me. When I am really bored, I will spend hours staring at this painting. It's like the pattern used in Rozaha's test, just like two green monkeys sitting opposite me passing two leaky tennis balls. Compared with the complexity of the universe, our world is like a sparrow's brain. " Such a series of metaphors stunned the readers. Metaphor is metaphor, replacing abstract and difficult things with simple, concrete and vivid things. Its purpose is to make people or pictures more vivid. However, the metaphor used by Haruki Murakami is uncharacteristic. The uncle who loves him has rectal cancer, but he is compared to a "sly monkey". There is no affection between the lines, and there is no pity and sympathy. The following metaphor is even more bizarre. In order to reduce the weight of the plane with engine failure, the author threw away everything in the cabin, including the flight attendants, and compared with many things that I threw away in fifteen years, it became an empty body. The picture on the wall turned into a green hairy monkey, handed the leaked tennis ball, and then compared "our world" with the sparrow's brain. The use of these rhetorical devices not only reflects the author's profound writing skills, but also reproduces the author's profound ideological connotation and keen insight, which is the exclamation of the universe and the world behind the author's extraordinary understanding. The heavy life experience, the desperate real society, and the lines of the works are telling the world about life and death, big and small, love and hate, so that readers can bathe in such an atmosphere to find the real answer. Another example is the seventh and eighth pages of the work: "There are many people in the shop, almost all of them are sitting outside the door, and everyone is yelling at each other. The scene is almost like a shipwreck. Throughout the summer, "I" and "Mouse" drank a lot of beer, enough to fill the 25-meter-long swimming pool. The fallen peanut skin is enough to cover all the floors of the jazz bar, with a thickness of five centimeters. Otherwise, I can't live this boring summer. " Exaggerated rhetoric has been used many times in this article, which has played a role in setting off the atmosphere, enhancing association and inspiring people. The sunken passenger ship, screaming and shouting, hotels and hotel guests can really do whatever they want. "A huge amount of beer enough to fill a 25-meter-long swimming pool" was drunk by "me" and "mouse" in one summer, and "the peanut skin left behind was enough to press five centimeters. But it shows the boring and decadent life state of the characters and embodies the author's profound ideological connotation. The seemingly peaceful and deafening lines make readers experience a powerful spiritual shock, which causes people to sing emotionally and think about life philosophy.