Baku Yumemakura's information

Baku Yumemakura's real name is Migneau,

19 15 was born in Odawara City, Kanagawa Prefecture.

1973 graduated from the Japanese Literature Department of Donghai University.

Interests: mountaineering, photography, fishing and even fighting skills are all involved and written into novels.

Experience: I started to use the pen name "Baku Yumemakura" in high school, and the origin is "tapirs devour nightmares". Published poetry and fantasy works from high school. In recent years, the series of novels "Yin Yu", a story of an Heian dynasty, describes the chaotic demon dance and has been welcomed by readers.

It is said that 195 1 Komori, who was born in Odahara, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan on New Year's Day, took such a pen name when he came up with a dream-like story in high school (tapir is a monster that devours nightmares in Japanese legend, and pillow is a prop, which is between dream and tapir). I always thought tapirs only existed in legends, until Cai told me that this beast really existed in reality, but I still prefer legends. As Zhang Ailing said, tapirs live by eating dreams.

tapir

Tapiocephalidae is the most primitive Chiroptera in existence, which maintains the original characteristics of 4 toes on its forelimbs and 3 toes on its hind limbs. Tapirs are pig-shaped, with stiff hair and a short retractable nose. They are good at swimming and diving. There are only four species of cassava, which are distributed in Southeast Asia and Latin America. Malai tapir is the largest, distributed in Southeast Asia from Myanmar, southern Thailand to Sumatra via Malay Peninsula. They have their footprints from sea level to high altitude forest areas, and their bodies are black and white, which is easy to identify. Today, this number is still very large.

The three kinds of tapirs in the United States are relatively simple in body color and smaller in size than those in Malaysia. Baird tapir is distributed between Mexico and Colombia. It is the largest of the three species and the largest land animal in Latin America. It lives in the rainforest. Because it is shy by nature, unaccustomed to harassment, and human invasion of its habitat in recent years, its survival is under pressure, so it is necessary for human beings to actively carry out protection work. South American tapirs (Brazilian tapirs) are distributed in a vast area of South America, and their appearance is close to that of Central American tapirs, but slightly smaller. They are the most widely distributed and abundant tapirs in existence. I like hanging out in the tropical rain forest, especially near the water. Tapirs are the smallest tapirs, weighing about 230 kilograms, distributed in the northern Andes of South America, living in temperate forest areas and grasslands, with long and curly hair, which is more suitable for the cold environment in mountainous areas.

Most tapirs live alone or in pairs, and don't like to live in groups. They feed in the open space in the forest and often roll in the pool to kill parasites on their skin. Tapirs are also very thick with sparse short hairs on them. Although the color of adult tapirs in Asia and America is very different, the young tapirs are very similar and have spots on their bodies. Tapirs have now become endangered animals.

In Japanese legend, the beast known as "tapir" is described as going from the depths of the forest to the place where people live and sucking people's dreams when the sky is covered with hazy moonlight every night. He won't be afraid to wake people who are sleeping while eating dreams, because he is timid by nature, and at night, he will only make a soft cry like a lullaby. So people fall asleep with this sound more and more, and tapirs slowly put people's dreams into their pockets one by one. After eating people's dreams, tapir quietly returned to the jungle and continued his mysterious life.

Baku Yumemakura was born in 195 1. 1973 graduated from the Department of Literature of Donghai University and the Department of Japanese Literature. Famous contemporary Japanese writers. "Tapirs" refers to monsters that eat nightmares. Because he wanted to write a fantastic story, he took such a pseudonym.

The Master of Yin and Yang is Baku Yumemakura's most famous work. Taking the dark and distant Heian period as the background, he invented a mysterious and elegant world of people and ghosts, which is known as "Strange Tales from a Japanese Lonely Studio" and is a classic of oriental fantasy literature.

Since its publication, it has been deeply loved by readers and swept across Asia. At the same time, because of its unique penetrating words, Yin Yang Shi was rated as "a novel that can bite people" by readers.

Although there are no fewer than dozens of movies, TV series and cartoons adapted from this work, none of them can surpass the imaginary world of the novel.

Lin Qinghua is from Guangdong. 1983 graduated from the Institute of International Relations. He has been engaged in editing work in Huacheng Publishing House for nearly 20 years and served as deputy editor. He is currently teaching at the School of Foreign Languages, Guangdong University of Technology. Junichiro Tanizaki, Yukio Mishima, Dongshan Yimei and other works have been translated and published.