Our teacher introduced a book three minutes before a class, which was not too long, but finished it in two minutes. Thank you.

In 2007, she won the Akutagawa Prize, which is the best-selling Japanese novel and the second masterpiece of nanae Aoyama, a new female writer born in 1980s. It describes the time when the 20-year-old heroine Zhi Shou lived with her distant relative Yin, who was 7 1 year-old. It vividly reflects that many Japanese young people don't want to work, just want to be irresponsible freelancers "wild one", but they are troubled by life and emotions.

A novel with light details like the weather is unique. So at the Akutagawa Prize judging meeting, six of the eight judges voted for this work. The judges of Akutagawa Prize, Shintaro Ishihara and Ry? Murakami, have always been famous for their strictness, but they have always had a soft spot for One's Fine Weather. They even made an exception and praised this work in front of reporters. Ishihara said that it depicts the loneliness of the protagonist with a certain sense of nothingness with an urban brisk brushwork, which is comparable to Ry? Murakami's masterpiece; Murakami praised the author's observation, and the accuracy of the author's sight made him feel a comfortable surprise. Some critics also believe that One's Fine Weather inherits the tradition of "private novels" by Natsume Sasaki, Kawabata Yasunari and others.