Haruki Murakami, Tokyo

The ancients had a famous experience in reading, that is, they should use their eyes, mouth, heart and hands to read. This hand is a reading note. After reading an article or a book, you should write reading notes according to different situations. Writing reading notes is a necessary condition for deeply understanding and firmly mastering what you have learned, and it is also a necessary condition for accumulating learning materials for emergencies. Guo Zhengpei, following Haruki Murakami's cat, takes you to find the creative source of Haruki Murakami in Tokyo. From the tragic house of Haruki Murakami as a teenager to exploring the jazz tea shop in Xiaogu Temple in Tokyo after dark, and then to the shadow of Haruki Murakami in 184 San Xuan Teahouse, he tells the most delicate thoughts in Tokyo. Haruki Murakami in Tokyo is Guo Zhengpei, who has lived in Tokyo for eight years and goes once a month. In addition to words, she also captures the subtle atmosphere in the novel scene with her unique photography aesthetics, taking us back to the novel world like a time traveler, and at the same time entering the story of the author Guo Zhengpei intertwined with the city of Tokyo. This is Guo Zhengpei's latest book after Cats Fall into Future Soup, smoot Paris, Pei of Saint-Germain and Haruki Murakami's Cat. It is illustrated and still surprising. About Haruki Murakami's trip to Tokyo Before I write down my thoughts about Tokyo, please allow me to share this trip with you again as a traveler. Please forgive me if I seem a little carried away by happiness. I am so embarrassed. "In Tokyo. I spent a lot of time in Tokyo. " What are you doing in Tokyo and when will you stay? "The next sentence is about this. There are many reasons to go to Tokyo. In fact, Tokyo has been my base camp for the past few years. " With Haruki Murakami. "I have answered this several times. So, really, because my life in Tokyo, most of the time, is dull and almost boring. There are only a handful of friends who meet for coffee and dinner occasionally. So in daily life, there is no face-to-face conversation with anyone except the convenience store clerk, sushi chef and cafe owner. In addition to daily work, spiritually, I have been living by reading Haruki Murakami's books repeatedly over the years. Of course, there are countless other books on the shelf, books by other authors. I frequently buy a large number of Japanese magazines, books and intelligence records, and take pains to carry dozens of kilograms of books from Taipei again and again and hoard them in a small apartment in Tokyo. Naturally, you are always overweight and go through customs without exception. No matter how busy life is in Tokyo, there is still a lot of spiritual emptiness. At this time, it is a more reliable way to save yourself by taking your favorite books with you. Most of my favorite books have been read more than twice.