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My Forever Home (Junichi Watanabe [Japan]) E-book online disk download and free online reading.

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Extraction code: r33n Title: My forever home

Author: [Japan] Junichi Watanabe

Translator: Hou Wei

Douban score: 7. 1

Publishing House: Qingdao Publishing House

Publication year: 20 15-5

Pages: 200

Content introduction:

Junichi Watanabe's Last Autobiographical Novel

In this article, the author recalls his life from birth to university, including being declared as a "dying peach blossom" by fortune tellers just after 100 days, experiencing sex for the first time as a teenager, and having intimate contact with women for the first time when 18 years old ... He frankly showed his "sexual awakening" experience to readers, so that people could get a glimpse of this master's works.

On the first anniversary of the author's death, readers may have a new understanding of his literary creation by reading his last works and appreciating the ups and downs of his life.

About the author:

Junichi Watanabe (1933-20 14)

A famous Japanese literary master and national writer. 1933 was born in Hokkaido. I graduated from Sapporo Medical University and worked as an orthopedic surgeon. Later, I gave up medicine and became a professional writer. He won the Naoki Literature Award for the novel Light and Shadow and the Yoshikawa Eiji Literature Award for The Faraway Sunset. In 2003, he was awarded the "Purple Ribbon Award" by the Japanese government. On April 30th, 2065438, Junichi Watanabe died of cancer at the age of 80.

He published 130 works in his life, including Paradise Lost. The nondescript sex described in it has aroused great repercussions, and it has been made into TV series and movies one after another, which has set off a "paradise lost" fever in Japan. Other masterpieces include Make-up, Love and Sex, Red Castle, The Last Autobiography, My Forever Home and so on.

As the number one Japanese friend to China selected by netizens, Junichi Watanabe severely criticized the Japanese government for refusing to reflect on the war of aggression, showing the historical consciousness and sense of responsibility that a great writer should have.